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"Flames" Stack & Whack Quilt
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I made this throw size quilt for my son (52 X 76), he's 6'3". I got the idea for the layout from a baby quilt posted by dhanke, thanks Diane, your quilts are beautiful. It took me a while to make. I straight stitched diamond shapes around the squares parallel with the hexes and meandered in ALL the black areas in the borders and hexes. I love the patterns that each hex made. My son really likes it. Thanks for looking :)
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awesome quilt..... I love the stack and whack!!!! I never would have thought of doing it with the flames.. I'll have to remember this~~~
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Beautiful stack n whack Donna! It is so amazing how much diversity you can get from a relatively simple print. I would never have thought that flames would result in such fabulous blocks. I have fabric pulled from my stash for several snw quilts, now all I need is time
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Wow that is such a beautiful quilt, I like the flames.
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That is such a nice quilt. I have never done a stack and whack are they easy??
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. . . . . and now another one is added to my MUST DO list. Fantastic work - I love the flames. I have 3 sons in law who would have a fit over this. Thanks for the inspiration.
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Sew awesome!!!!!
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Double wow :)
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WOW! Fire wheels!!!! I never thought of using this print for Stack and Whack but I like it!
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Wow, this is really cool! Great job!!
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Great quilt!
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Awesome, my son would love it.
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I like this quilt too, I used these flames on the back of a baby quilt for my grandson
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I have that fabric & have never made a stack & whack..hummmmm-maybe I should make one like your beautiful quilt!
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That is sooooo cool!!! I have always wanted to try this pattern - what a fun print to use. Great job!!
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Wow, that is HOT!!!!! Really nice. I used flames on a quilt for my brother. Never thought of stack & whack. Well there's always next time. Great quilt.
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Just beautiful!!!
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Love it !! The flames are perfect and made a great quilt.
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That is one awesome quilt. I have seen flame fabric and wondered just what you could do with it, and you took it to the max for impact. Great job.
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That is a seriously eye-popping quilt. I love the way the flame fabric worked in the SNW - would not have thought of that myself. That is one hot quilt!! Great work on the quilting too!
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wonderful and dynamic!
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Wowser! I know all the hexes came from the flame fabric, but your vision makes them come alive - I can't imagine how hard you had to work to make them all come out so gloriously.
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WOW - spectacular!
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Wow, you never know how nice a piece of fabric is going to look in a Stack and Whack. I would never have thought
of using this fabric. Pretty. |
;ove this idea and may have to go get some flame fabric now
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Fantastic quilt. I too like the different pattern swirl in each block.
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Oh Donna, that is great, I've had that fabric for 2 years I think and I love stack and whack, never though about using the flames. I was wondering what I'd do with it. Now I know thanks so much.
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Whoa! That's cool!
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Great balls of fire, that's gorgeous! Love it! Love it! Love it!:)
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WOW!!!!! and double WOW!!!!!
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Isn't it interesting how different the blocks can look when the original fabric doesn't seem to have a lot of variation? It's fabulous!
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Very Pretty!!
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Wicked cool! Kudos!
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My son would love that !! Fantastic :thumbup:
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Your quilt is beautiful! I love the Stack-&-Whack quilts!
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awesome!!!!!
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WOW - What a beautiful job
Have a Blessed day Ellen |
WOW, this is one awesome quilt.
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Originally Posted by dhanke
(Post 4855660)
Beautiful stack n whack Donna! It is so amazing how much diversity you can get from a relatively simple print. I would never have thought that flames would result in such fabulous blocks. I have fabric pulled from my stash for several snw quilts, now all I need is time
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Stunning, I have that fabric and was wondering what to do with it.
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