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Old 03-28-2013, 05:34 AM
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Default My 10 minute and 5 minute block Quilt from a class I taught
This has 100-10 minute blocks in the center and 70-5 minute blocks around the edges(to give a scalloped effect) all with faux cathedral windows...I taught this as a mini class at our quild in January.[ATTACH=CONFIG]404891[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]404892[/ATTACH]
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Very pretty quilt! I love that pattern. Do you cut out the thickness behind the center, or leave it?
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Is that ever a nice quilt! Sometimes plain and simple can be so beautiful.
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Very nice!
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What a super looking quilt! I imagine different fabric choice would really transform it too - it looks a very versatile pattern.
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cool quilt!
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I wish I lived in Kentucky - I would have loved to take your class.
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Great quilt!
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Love the scallop. Can u do a tutorial on your two blocks?
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Ican just see Henry Vlll dancing and looking for a new wife. Beautiful.
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