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Here is a over-sized "queen" quilt that I made for my DS for Christmas 2010. It was fun to make and relativlely easy. It just takes nerve to cut your quilt apart and then reassemble.
From the pattern Straight to the Point Series Contra Dance, published by QuiltWoman.com |
Beautiful, BEAUTIFUL!!!!
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Love your colors. They fit the pattern perfectly!!
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Very NICE!
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Beautiful! I love the colors!
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Very handsome quilt.
Kat |
Beautiful quilt - great colors!
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Wow/// that is truly beautiful.
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Sew Niiiiiiice! :lol:
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Gorgeous
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Beautiful!
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Love the colors.
Smiles from Nina in Norway |
I love the colors! Pretty!
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very nice!
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I like it. What do you mean about taking your quilt and cutting it apart and then reassembling it?
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That's quite lovely....great colors!
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You make the entie quilt by sewing straight rows, there are no on-point settings, no diagonal rows, no setting triangles. After you have the entire quilt sewn together in straight rows you cut it apart (2 cuts) and then reassemble. That creates the on-point settings and the setting triangles. It is a very attractive quilt before cutting, so it takes nerve to make those cuts. Fun though. There are only 3 simple blocks in the entire quilt.
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Your colors are fantastic, great job!
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Lovely quilt - the colors are great :thumbup:
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So gorgeous! Your fabric choices are wonderful. What a beautiful quilt for your daughter.
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Beautiful!
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Originally Posted by BeckyL
You make the entie quilt by sewing straight rows, there are no on-point settings, no diagonal rows, no setting triangles. After you have the entire quilt sewn together in straight rows you cut it apart (2 cuts) and then reassemble. That creates the on-point settings and the setting triangles. It is a very attractive quilt before cutting, so it takes nerve to make those cuts. Fun though. There are only 3 simple blocks in the entire quilt.
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That's very pretty!
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Beautiful colors
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It is gorgeous. your fabric choices are so wonderful
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Originally Posted by jdiane318
Originally Posted by BeckyL
You make the entie quilt by sewing straight rows, there are no on-point settings, no diagonal rows, no setting triangles. After you have the entire quilt sewn together in straight rows you cut it apart (2 cuts) and then reassemble. That creates the on-point settings and the setting triangles. It is a very attractive quilt before cutting, so it takes nerve to make those cuts. Fun though. There are only 3 simple blocks in the entire quilt.
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Fabulous quilt with striking colors. Don't know if I could have cut it though the result was wonderful.
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Very pretty.
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Gorgeous!! Love the colors!!!
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Wow! love the colors.
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love it
good use of color just enough pop in the colors :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: |
Thanks for all of your kind words. I took my first quilting class in January 2009 and didn't even know enough to take a sewing machine to that first class. I have been addicted ever since. I've learned a lot, but have so much more to learn. I wish I had started younger, but life was busy and I didn't (probably couldn't have afforded to earlier either). Quilting is giving me great pleasure now though.
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I love the colors as well. Kind of reminds me of a field of pansys.
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You certainly are gifted at picking fabrics. The quilt is beautiful!
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So very pretty. The colors are beautiful.
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I knew I had just seen the technique a day or so ago. Found it here...........
http://lynbrown.com/wp-content/uploa...-and-shout.pdf |
Neat, I will have to make another one following these directions. Thanks.
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Beautiful quilt and colors.
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Beautiful!
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STRICKING!!!!!
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