Barbs quilting projects
04-22-2007, 06:00 PM
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Barb, what pattern is that, (the blue & white)? It is really pretty. I love your table too. Isn't it great to have a smart man around.....Be glad he's so handy. I have 2 uncles the same way. I'll be giving them your info on the table, thanks.
04-26-2007, 01:50 PM
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Pat, The name of the Blue/white qyuilt is "Pinewheels" the updated version of the traditional Drunkard's Path. This one has no curved seams. The pattern can be found in "More Quick Rotary Cutters Quilts . Pam Bono Design.
I just finished layering the Morning Star wall hanging by Eleanor Burns. So another one to quilt. I will take this one along with me camping this summer
This is the one I was fretting about over the weekend. Yvonne and Lesse helped me out on Chat
I just finished layering the Morning Star wall hanging by Eleanor Burns. So another one to quilt. I will take this one along with me camping this summer
This is the one I was fretting about over the weekend. Yvonne and Lesse helped me out on Chat
Morning Star
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04-26-2007, 03:11 PM
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Barb,
Your quilt is looking pretty spectacular! Way to go.
I'm glad you figured out how to make those geese fly properly! I was just throwing out suggestions. You were the one that manipulated the rulers and fabric so I think you can take all the credit here.
We'll be looking forward to seeing the final product. Thanks for giving us a progress picture here.
By the way, is this pattern in one of Eleanor's books? If so, which book? Just curious.
Your quilt is looking pretty spectacular! Way to go.
I'm glad you figured out how to make those geese fly properly! I was just throwing out suggestions. You were the one that manipulated the rulers and fabric so I think you can take all the credit here.
We'll be looking forward to seeing the final product. Thanks for giving us a progress picture here.
By the way, is this pattern in one of Eleanor's books? If so, which book? Just curious.
04-26-2007, 05:10 PM
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Yes it is from the Eleanor Burns Book. Quilt in a Day "Quilts throught the seasons. I found a couple more I would like to do, but, I will get the ruler before I do more of those DUMB Geese LOL. I am sure the ruler will make it a lot easier.
04-28-2007, 11:46 PM
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Barb, thanks for the info. I love your Morning Star ! Great job. I have just returned from Paducah, KY tonight. Earlier today I stopped in at Eleanor Burns new shop. She had 3 different sizes of Flying Geese rulers everywhere!!! I went to the AQS Quilt show for the 1st time. It was awsome. I, of course, spent too much on 3 new types of projects, but I'm eager to get started. It was like being a kid again in a candy store, it was great. I am adding the book "More Quick Rotary Cutters Quilts" to my list of must find. Thanks again, Pat
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