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That's a neat quilt - has a lot of movement. Great job.
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Originally Posted by Abuelita
This is beautiful. Now I don't feel so badly about all the fabric I have hoarded. What is the name of the pattern? Can I find it someplace on the web?
THanks for sharing. Muslin on the back? |
Really neat... might work for a "tie" quilt..
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Very pretty.
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I think it looks wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
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very nice :)
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Like Lori, this reminds me of the quilt top my Grandma made. I really like your design - you're right, the square in the center brings it all together very elegantly.
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Wonderful use of your stash. I love it.
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That's really cool!!!!!!!!! And good for you on your commitment! :D
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You're right-that black square just pulls it all together.
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I think it looks great!
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Very nicely done. You should bind it in black too.
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Very interesting quilt. Like the black center for sure. Don't think I've ever seen one exactly like this, nice.
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Great job.
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one very pretty quilt
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I agree the black works nicely.
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love it
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Very nice!Great way to use up some of what you already have :thumbup: Like your design and the black and white worked really well for the border. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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This was a neat idea and made a very pretty quilt.
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That is a wonderful idea, the black just brings it all together!
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I love your scrappy quilt, they are my favorites! I like how you tied it all together with the black centers :thumbup: From all that fabric peeking out I would say you have a lot of fun sew days ahead of you :D
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what a pretty way to use up scraps. the black in the center brings it all together. you have such interesting fabric.
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For some reason, it reminds me of those vintage crazy quilts.
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did you sew the pieces for each square onto a base square or just stich and flip and trim? I ask because I have made several spiderweb quilts and you sew onto a base of paper or muslin. I just used muslin so I was wondering.
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Nice quilt. I also spotted your stash behind the quilt. And I thought I had a lot! Great way to use them.
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I love it. My favorite kind of quilt.
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Wow, nice scrap quilt! This is me some day. I'm up to 2 boxes of scraps...I feel guilty not using them. But fear I can't make something good looking yet. LOve yours!
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Neat quilt and a great way to use scraps. Thanks for sharing.
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I'm really starting to warm-up to the scrappy quilts I see here on the board. Yours is really pretty.
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I love your quilt i prefer to make quilts with many different fabrics . I noticed all your other fabrics with some yardage to them and thought of a water color quilt that can be strip pieced .Its fun and easy. I have made 3 . One king one queen and one single . Name of book strip pieced watercolor magic by Deanna Spingola.
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Originally Posted by toomanycats
did you sew the pieces for each square onto a base square or just stitch and flip and trim? I ask because I have made several spiderweb quilts and you sew onto a base of paper or muslin. I just used muslin so I was wondering.
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Lovey quilt. Good for you in using what you already have on hand.
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I can't wait to try it. I am not a red fan (even though I have a stash of red) but yours around the border just made the quilt. you are very clever and did such a good job.
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I know the feeling about using what you already have!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I love your quilt. I enjoy seeing pictures of quilts with the use of several fabrics.
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Very nice!
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I love it. Thanks for sharing.
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Very cute, original way of putting lots of mixed fabrics together! The look of your quilt is something different and I like it.
Sue |
Sorry-double post!
Sue |
Great quilt, reminds me of a comfy cozy country heirloom quilt.
warm quilt hugs, sue in CA |
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