Labyrinth Walk - this was tough for me!
11-28-2013, 02:54 PM
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Well Susy, I have to say you did better than me because yours is finished! I Did one in shades of green/gray and black. BUT I haven't got it quilted yet. I agree, 5 of the blocks (call them block "A") were easier than the other four ("block "B") ad he key to this is keep things organized. I had a piece of pink insulation board near my machine with all pieces grouped and pinned to the board.
11-28-2013, 04:27 PM
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One of my minigroups plan to do this pattern next year..........I'm opting out.......yes, I'm a party pooper.
It looks too out of my comfort zone even if I made it in civil war or 30ths fabrics!
I'm glad your hubby encouraged you! I won't even show it to mine. LOL
It looks too out of my comfort zone even if I made it in civil war or 30ths fabrics!
I'm glad your hubby encouraged you! I won't even show it to mine. LOL
11-28-2013, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Tiggersmom
One of my minigroups plan to do this pattern next year..........I'm opting out.......yes, I'm a party pooper.
It looks too out of my comfort zone even if I made it in civil war or 30ths fabrics!
I'm glad your hubby encouraged you! I won't even show it to mine. LOL
It looks too out of my comfort zone even if I made it in civil war or 30ths fabrics!
I'm glad your hubby encouraged you! I won't even show it to mine. LOL
11-28-2013, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Susy
Ha ha, I was thinking many times I wish I hadn't shown it to mine!! Definitely out of my comfort zone and can't say I will do it again but now that its done, I'm OK with it and my hero thinks I'm his heroine! So, there ya go!
I have a hubby who thinks I can do anything too. It is wonderful, but sometimes frustrating, because maybe this time I really wanted him to say, "I don't know if you are ready to try that project yet. Why don't you wait a while". However, I have successfully achieved many things I was hesitant to pursue, just because of his encouragement and faith in me. We are lucky ladies!
11-28-2013, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by GrandmaPeggy
OMG, it is Beautiful! You did a wonderful job on that quilt and I know you are really proud of your accomplishment.
I have a hubby who thinks I can do anything too. It is wonderful, but sometimes frustrating, because maybe this time I really wanted him to say, "I don't know if you are ready to try that project yet. Why don't you wait a while". However, I have successfully achieved many things I was hesitant to pursue, just because of his encouragement and faith in me. We are lucky ladies!
I have a hubby who thinks I can do anything too. It is wonderful, but sometimes frustrating, because maybe this time I really wanted him to say, "I don't know if you are ready to try that project yet. Why don't you wait a while". However, I have successfully achieved many things I was hesitant to pursue, just because of his encouragement and faith in me. We are lucky ladies!
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