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A real eye-catcher.... perfect piecing and lovely quilting. Congratulations.
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Nice wallhanging and quilting.
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I love your colors. Very unique.
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Very pretty!
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Just amazing in that small size.
Originally Posted by blueangel
Beautiful
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very pretty...
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wow stunning :mrgreen:
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Your quilt is so beautiful, I would never have thought to use those colors.
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Love the star design...beautiful quilting. If you tire of it you can send it to me (lol)....Thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful. Love the colors too.
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Beautiful!
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Beautiful!
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Very pretty. :thumbup:
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Looks perfect to me. Absolutely beautiful. I so want to make one of these quilts. I just don't think I would ever get all those seams matched up.
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Love it! beautiful colors! :thumbup:
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beautiful :thumbup:
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It is just beautiful-a work of art!!
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Wow....that is lovely, what a fine job of workmanship. I love the colors also. You should be proud.
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I am going to ask a silly question. You said you were going to finish the binding then "Block" the quilt.
What do you mean by Block??? And how do you do it? I always square up my quilts before I put on the binding. Oh by the way your work is beautiful. |
Lovely, nice job.
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Well normally I would block the quilt prior to binding it, but I forgot! LOL
Blocking is not the same as squaring up. I rarely have to do either to my quilts, but my lonestars are ALWAYS wonky, I never get them quite right. To block a quilt, I wet it thoroughly by submersing it in water, gently squeeze out as much water as possible without "wringing" the quilt, and then I pin it to a blocking board (styrofoam sheets covered in flannel), using 2 laser squares to make it all perfect, and pinning it to dry that way.
Originally Posted by Quilting Nana
I am going to ask a silly question. You said you were going to finish the binding then "Block" the quilt.
What do you mean by Block??? And how do you do it? I always square up my quilts before I put on the binding. Oh by the way your work is beautiful. |
I just love that. It's so beautiful! Wow.
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I have blocked a large wall hanging after sewing the binding on the quilt. Had a lot of machine quilting in swirlls and it made some areas heavier and it did not hang straight.
A friend told me how to block it. I wet it completely and laid it on a large dry towel on top of my patio table and weighted down the 4 corners. My table is very open metal work and the air can dry it from underneath. I may have even put a dry towel on top of it. I think it took a good 24 hours to dry, but looks perfect now. Love your Lone Star. |
I love it, too! Very nice choice of fabrics.
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Beautiful and excellent work! :D :D ;) ;)
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Love this mini lonestar wallhanging...good job.
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Beautiful fabrics and quilt design...and especially lovely quilting.
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Absolutely gorgeous! Did you hand quilt?
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Very pretty! Love your fabrics!
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