OBW fabric. How did I do?
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My quilting experience is very limited. But, I know what I love when I see it. Therefore, when I saw all the OBW's in the archives, I knew I had to try one. I felt so strongly about it that the day after I looked at them all, I went out to find fabric to try it on. Now...I don't have an unlimited pocketbook, so, I had to find something inexpensive to practice on. I finally found this fabric at Joanne's on the clearance rack and scored 5 yards for a mere $15. This made the process a lot less painful!
Here is the fabric: [ATTACH=CONFIG]299362[/ATTACH] And here are some of the blocks so far: [ATTACH=CONFIG]299363[/ATTACH] What do you all think? I can take all the honesty you have. Promise!! |
Great choice! This will be abeautiful quilt. Please post pictures of your progress and the completed project. I'd love to see it.
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I think you chose a perfect fab.. love it. :)
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You did good!
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I think you made a good choice. It looks beautiful. Can't wait to see it finished.
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Your fabric choice is lovely and you did a great job matching the patterens in each one.
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Lovely. Who would have thought you would get that magnificent white block? Let's see the whole thing put together!
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Thanks for all the feedback! I'm feeling better about the process knowing I didn't just make this fabric work because I want it to!
The tutorial in the archives done by Cutebuns (THANK YOU, CUTEBUNS!! <WAVE>) really makes this intimidating process very doable. I am absolutely a novice, but, she explains this so thoroughly that even I can do it!! I hope to finish cutting today and auditioning blocks. More photos as I go along!! |
I love them. Fabric you chose is beautiful.
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Beautiful !!!! I think you made a good choice.
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