Christmas Practice Quilt Blocks Finished
#22
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I think you just outta put some sashing between those blocks then layer and baste it and tie the quilt...
That's what I would do!!!
With tying, you can always come back and quilt later when you get the long arm you are wanting...
Kirsten
That's what I would do!!!
With tying, you can always come back and quilt later when you get the long arm you are wanting...
Kirsten
#23
Lisa, your blocks are beautiful, so festive and Christmasy. It will be a gorgeous quilt. When I looked at your "wonky" block, I couldn't help but picture one of your descendants, many years from now, trying to figure out what pattern you used to make that block. :mrgreen:
Sandy
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Ladybug, my machine is a little Brother XL2600. About $80 from Wal-mart. It doesn't have much throat space. I just can't see how I could cram enough material in there to quilt anything very big.
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That's a great quilt. I really like you 'wonky block.' It makes a great corner stone in the bottom corner of your quilt. Now will you be giving us directions on how to make Wonky Blocks? :D :D :D
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