Mystery Quilt - Claudia's Quilt Shoppe
02-02-2010, 09:27 PM
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ok, I am going to be one step...slightly in..I am going to print out all the months that are posted, and continue to print them for each month until I can get back to my sewing. Had shoulder surgery on the 11th of Jan, and STILL no use of my left arm and I am LEFT handed...but this is cool, I have done other mystery quilts so will love this one. Count me in as an "innocent bystander"..lol Joanie
02-03-2010, 03:51 AM
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This is super....I will make sure that we don't forget that the new pattern is posted each month, etc...
It will be a lot of fun to see who we all put together our own mystery quilt...and I think that Claudia's Quilt Shoppe did a great job in orgainzing this one - glad that we all have found it.....
Have a great day everyone!
It will be a lot of fun to see who we all put together our own mystery quilt...and I think that Claudia's Quilt Shoppe did a great job in orgainzing this one - glad that we all have found it.....
Have a great day everyone!
02-03-2010, 04:27 AM
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Joanie,
Hope that you get better soon and back to your sewing......I'm left handed as well.....I remember breaking my left arm in 8th grade...
Wishing you a quick recovery!
Bill
Hope that you get better soon and back to your sewing......I'm left handed as well.....I remember breaking my left arm in 8th grade...
Wishing you a quick recovery!
Bill
02-03-2010, 10:25 AM
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Chewboo,
Super....because it's one row per month - and a repeat block within the row it does make up well and faster than if they were all different - I did them by cuttin everything out for the whole row and then chain stitching...goes very well like that...
Super....because it's one row per month - and a repeat block within the row it does make up well and faster than if they were all different - I did them by cuttin everything out for the whole row and then chain stitching...goes very well like that...
02-03-2010, 11:01 AM
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I love this! I'm getting ready to do a huge quilt project with others here and don't know if I can do both since I'm already behind on the other one.
I'll bookmark this thread and if I can do both of them, I will. It will be fun to see what everyone else comes up with!
I'll bookmark this thread and if I can do both of them, I will. It will be fun to see what everyone else comes up with!
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