365 Block floppy
01-02-2017, 10:29 AM
#43
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I know what you mean but having no business being that small. I've collected all the pdfs into 12 pdfs and will save it for another day. And then maybe make only the ones I think I can do well.
Yours is beautiful - I like that you did not use all the same colors/shades - and I hope you do finish it someday. And then share it will this group!
Yours is beautiful - I like that you did not use all the same colors/shades - and I hope you do finish it someday. And then share it will this group!
01-02-2017, 01:10 PM
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WOW an impressive finish! It's beautiful! Friends of mine started following and got about 20 done and quit. You are correct.......some of those blocks have way too many pieces, as small as they are. I didn't even attempt it as I know it would have driven me crazy.
01-02-2017, 03:07 PM
#50
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Originally Posted by Macybaby
suern - last year Kathryn Kerr ran a 356 block (block a day) challenge. Each day she posted a different block (plus some bonus ones) to make this quilt.
She's doing it again this year - same quilt. So if you are interested, you can search 365 block challenge to find it. I'm not posting a link becuase I know last year it got removed from not meeting rules for this site. You don't have to sign up, you can go to the site every day and download the pattern for free. I think she keeps them up for 3 months, so you have time.
You can sign up to get emails, and there are some facebook pages, but that is not required to participate.
I found it was a great skill builder for me - since I've only been making quilts for three years now.
She's doing it again this year - same quilt. So if you are interested, you can search 365 block challenge to find it. I'm not posting a link becuase I know last year it got removed from not meeting rules for this site. You don't have to sign up, you can go to the site every day and download the pattern for free. I think she keeps them up for 3 months, so you have time.
You can sign up to get emails, and there are some facebook pages, but that is not required to participate.
I found it was a great skill builder for me - since I've only been making quilts for three years now.
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