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Really great job!
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that is just too cool. I love how the 4 patches turned out. The kids are going to have lots of fun with it. Great work!!!
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Oh that made a very visually interesting quilt. Great job!!!
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Wow! This is a great quilt! I love what you did and how creative you are! Great job!
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What a great idea! It will be fun for the kids to try to find where in the main panel that the little pieces came from that make up the outer 4 patches.
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Excellent plan. You have inspired many of us. You've done such a good job, I would like a short tutorial.
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That is sooooooo cute.
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Great job. It is awesome. You have inspired me to try this someday.
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That is SIMPLY AWESOME!! I'm doing a 4 patch posey using a floral fabric, but I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your idea. Thanks for sharing.
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LOVE this! Perfect for little ones...and fun to try to find what part of the animal went into the blocks.
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Originally Posted by EmiliasNana
(Post 6067220)
A couple of friends in the guild had recently taken a class on the 4 patch posie and were sharing the process with me at a quilt retreat. I loved their quilts, but really didn't need to go looking for more fabric, just to try the design. What I really needed was to make a floor quilt for our two expected grand sons. As I was leaving the retreat, with quilt store attached, I saw this adorable Zoo Panel and thought, 'Why not just stack 4 panels on top of one another and use that instead of yardage?!' I bought 5 panels so I could use one as the center focus. The hardest part was figuring the size to cut the blocks. I used flannel for front and back and used 2 layers of Quilter's Dream Select. Since my DSM throat is only 6 1/2" I had to use a quilt-as-you-go method. I outline quilted all the animals on the panel first, then measured to determine my border sizes. I ended up cutting my 6 1/2" blocks, down to 6" [ATTACH=CONFIG]413816[/ATTACH] so that everything would come out even. It should give the kiddos LOTS to look at : )
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Cute quilt. Love the colors.
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Perfect!!!! :)
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Really nice....thanks for sharing....what a great idea!
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Just so cute. I used panels once to make a stack n whack. Turned out pretty good, but yours is so interesting. Love figuring out what part of the panels made the blocks.
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They will be so busy, they will get worn out and they will fall asleep! Brilliant idea!
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I love this quilt
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What a adorable quilt. My suggestions is take the blue ribbon enter in quilt show You have created a masterpiece
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Confused here.....did you use "5" panels for "1" quilt?
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That is absolutely adorable. I love it. The border is fantastic. I was really intruged by it and then I read how you did. Great job.
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Originally Posted by wendiq
(Post 6071061)
Confused here.....did you use "5" panels for "1" quilt?
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Awesome! You did a great job.
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What a wonderful quilt.
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Holy Cow ! This is absolutely precious, I love it.
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This is adorable!!!
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beautiful!!
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Adorable and so very clever.
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I love the quilt. Great work!
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that's AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This is really an idea quilt. I see so many cute panels that could be done this way. Thanks for sharing.
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So cute....GREAT job!!!
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Great job!!
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Originally Posted by EmiliasNana
(Post 6067220)
A couple of friends in the guild had recently taken a class on the 4 patch posie and were sharing the process with me at a quilt retreat. I loved their quilts, but really didn't need to go looking for more fabric, just to try the design. What I really needed was to make a floor quilt for our two expected grand sons. As I was leaving the retreat, with quilt store attached, I saw this adorable Zoo Panel and thought, 'Why not just stack 4 panels on top of one another and use that instead of yardage?!' I bought 5 panels so I could use one as the center focus. The hardest part was figuring the size to cut the blocks. I used flannel for front and back and used 2 layers of Quilter's Dream Select. Since my DSM throat is only 6 1/2" I had to use a quilt-as-you-go method. I outline quilted all the animals on the panel first, then measured to determine my border sizes. I ended up cutting my 6 1/2" blocks, down to 6" so that everything would come out even. It should give the kiddos LOTS to look at : )
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Your quilt is simply wonderful! I never thought about using panels for the 4 patch posy. I bought the pattern several years ago, but felt it was poorly written and never tried it. Some ladies in my Guild had the pattern, figured it out and have made several. My sister took the pattern to a retreat and made a lovely one, and now I have the pattern back. Maybe I'll finally make one.
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What a cute quilt!
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My grandbabies would love this! A lot of bright colors to look at. Love it
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Great quilt - bright and cheerful. It is sure to be treasured.
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what a fun quilt!
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That is just a darling quilt, I love it.
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This is adorable!
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