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Easter Churn dash with a stack n whack twist
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I came across two strips of a cute easter print I had used as backing for a quilt several years back. The strips were about 13" wide and 72" long with 5 repeats in each. I made 16 four patch blocks which I used as the center of the churn dash blocks. The other strip was used in the upper and lower borders to show the original print. All of the fabrics came from my stash, and I completely used up 5 pieces of fabric. Woo hoo! Now I hope to have time to quilt it before Easter. Please excuse the awful phone pics.
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Cute! Great way to use up leftover pieces!
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Terrific idea! I love the way this turned out and it is so unique. Great job!
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That is very clever bring a new technique to the center of an old block design.
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Creative use of your fabrics. Nice work!
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Cute quilt top!
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Lovely. Makes me think of Spring. You did a good job.
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nicely done... it's always nice to see the original fabric, too
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It's beautiful!!!! And to think it came from your stash! I'm very impressed. Great job on it.
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A very pretty quilt! Nicely done.
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What a cool idea for the center blocks. Love those stack n whack blocks. Very Eastery!!!
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So pretty, love the spring colors
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Cute quilt!!!!
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Now, that's thinking outside the box. It came together beautifully!
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feels good to whittle down the stash. good job.
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Love your creativity.....fabrics work so well together!
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So Easter-y! That turned out really cute.
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Very nice. I love it.
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Beautiful easter colors. Looks very Springy. I have made quilt after quilt over the past 5 years and have actually used up many large yardage fabrics. I have many, many more to go.
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Clever! Love it!
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Clever how you did this, thanks for sharing.
I have 8 strips of about 6 inches wide that was left over from one of my stack and whack project, think I'll use this idea to use up those strips.
Originally Posted by dhanke
(Post 7129895)
I came across two strips of a cute easter print I had used as backing for a quilt several years back. The strips were about 13" wide and 72" long with 5 repeats in each. I made 16 four patch blocks which I used as the center of the churn dash blocks. The other strip was used in the upper and lower borders to show the original print. All of the fabrics came from my stash, and I completely used up 5 pieces of fabric. Woo hoo! Now I hope to have time to quilt it before Easter. Please excuse the awful phone pics.
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Great work!!! Thrifty, too.
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pretty, pretty... love the pinks and blues. Great job.
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Very cute. Haven't done a stack and whack but this was a great idea.
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This is SO pretty!! Bright, and fresh, and unique!! Plus, you used up stash instead of spending $$. Sounds like a winner, all the way around!! Good job!
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I love this.
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I love love this quilt top! The colors are perfect together!
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What a sweet quilt. Love your color selection and the center blocks are great. Love stack and whack.
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Very cute!!
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I love it!
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Nicely done.
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Very pretty !!
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Nice quilt! Very pretty!!
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What a totally awesome way to use up your scraps to make a beautiful quilt.
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I love your use of stack and whack. Very clever.
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Nice quilt.
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Love the unusual use of the 4 patch posie center, as it creates a focal point for each churn dash.
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Cool! A lot going on for an interestijg quilt. I like it!
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Very pretty! Great job. Really makes you think of spring & Easter
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I love it! Great idea for a Churn Dash center! Thanks for sharing.
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