Look what was given to me yesterday....
02-26-2011, 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by MTS
It's a Blooming 9 Patch, from Traditions with A Twist, by Blanche DeYoung.
I've made over a dozen of them, and helped friends pick out fabric for even more. It's a fabulous pattern. Tons of piecing, but you learn a lot. The fabric is really the star in a quilt like this, and the ability to blend them from one to the next.
I've made over a dozen of them, and helped friends pick out fabric for even more. It's a fabulous pattern. Tons of piecing, but you learn a lot. The fabric is really the star in a quilt like this, and the ability to blend them from one to the next.
02-26-2011, 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by MTS
It's a Blooming 9 Patch, from Traditions with A Twist, by Blanche DeYoung.
I've made over a dozen of them, and helped friends pick out fabric for even more. It's a fabulous pattern. Tons of piecing, but you learn a lot. The fabric is really the star in a quilt like this, and the ability to blend them from one to the next.
I've made over a dozen of them, and helped friends pick out fabric for even more. It's a fabulous pattern. Tons of piecing, but you learn a lot. The fabric is really the star in a quilt like this, and the ability to blend them from one to the next.
02-26-2011, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by grann of 6
I have a realtor friend who stopped for tea and brought me this quilt top. Someone was selling her house and fallen on hard times; had to get rid of stuff. This is all finished, king-size, with about 6 yards of fabric for backing, and batting. Not necessarily my colors, but I think it will work (if I can keep the dogs off it). It is beautifully sewed.
02-26-2011, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
Grann, I know what you mean. To have to give it up d/t hard times is so sad :(
At least it's in your good hands. Now how to keep Gus and Heidi off?? lol :D
At least it's in your good hands. Now how to keep Gus and Heidi off?? lol :D
02-26-2011, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by icon17
Originally Posted by grann of 6
I have a realtor friend who stopped for tea and brought me this quilt top. Someone was selling her house and fallen on hard times; had to get rid of stuff. This is all finished, king-size, with about 6 yards of fabric for backing, and batting. Not necessarily my colors, but I think it will work (if I can keep the dogs off it). It is beautifully sewed.
02-26-2011, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by grann of 6
I have a realtor friend who stopped for tea and brought me this quilt top. Someone was selling her house and fallen on hard times; had to get rid of stuff. This is all finished, king-size, with about 6 yards of fabric for backing, and batting. Not necessarily my colors, but I think it will work (if I can keep the dogs off it). It is beautifully sewed.
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