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Nice. I can't wait to do a string quilt.
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Gorgeous. I agree with Rachel, these are my go-to projects when I need mental health quilting.
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I have to echo some of the previous posts: This is the first string quilt I really loved! I have been threatening to clean out the linen closet to get rid of old sheets and using them for backing on the blocks instead of paper sounds like a great idea. I am going to have to do this one....when I get to that closet!
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Originally Posted by Murphy1
(Post 4685638)
Was removing the paper easy? I read the tutorial and will purchase the paper she recommends if it isn't difficult to remove as you finish the block? I love your colors.
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Very pretty
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This is my go to pattern. When i just want to make something. You don't have to think about it. I have used muslin and dryer sheets so i don't have to remove anything. I make my muslin 12 finished squares. You can get all kinds of looks depending on how you turn the blocks. I love it.
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I have seen these around, I will have to try them after I finish up this project and that project and maybe that one. Oh yea and several more projects...I will get to it one of these days. lol
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I love it - so colorful and happy!! :)
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When you use muslin for the foundation, you don't have paper to tear away, so that saves a lot of time. I like this way better than on paper. This is "foundation piecing" rather than "paper piecing."
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Absolutely beautiful!
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