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Old 07-11-2010, 10:24 AM
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I plan to make Eleanor Burns' Orion Star Quilt for a charity auction in the fall. I wanted to practice her method of making the 'flying geese' on a small Christmas wall hanging. Her directions look complicated, but after making them, I see the beauty and clarity of making them this way, as long as you make that perfect 1/4". I actually made two of the wall hangings. The second one was better that the first attempt.
I also included another quilt that I have made. It still needs to be quilted.

Orion Star my first attempt, second will be a Christmas present
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Steeler Quilt
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Old 07-11-2010, 10:45 AM
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Looking good! Thanks for sharing.
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Old 07-11-2010, 11:04 AM
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Love them both ! Great Job :thumbup:

Can't let my son see the second one... you would want one just like it :wink:
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Great work :!:
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Very pretty.
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Great job!! :thumbup:
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Nice work!
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great quilts, where did u get the steelers fabric at? I need to get some to make a tote for my neice.
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A friend found the squares at a second hand shop in a baggie for $1.50 and I had to buy only 1 yard of the white Steeler fabric at Joanns. Finding a goldish orange to match was a difficult find.
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Those are great. You do wonderful work. Thanks for sharing.
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