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Looks like you have a great start. Can't wait to see the completed project.
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I love scrappy quilts. It will be beautiful.
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Love the dryer idea. Keep us "posted" on your progress.
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I won't be using a pattern just nine patches (I think you call it) I have never taken a class just wing it kind of thing) The one large quilt I made I used 2 1/2 squares and made into log strips. It came out very uneven and now I know why. I try to learn from the ladies here. I know I will never be an expert but I am having fun. I would like to take a class on quilting but I am afraid I will look silly.
Originally Posted by Julie in NM
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Just curious? what pattern will you use? or NO pattern and just start sewing?
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That's a great idea about the skirts at GW. I go there to buy sheets and other larger pieces of fabric but didn't think about a large woman's skirt having lots of good cotton fabric. Thanks!
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I have two dog and they will be welcome to sleep on this quilt.
Originally Posted by Maggiesmom
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You will have fun. I call these my utility quilts. I have made two very scrappy large quilts which I use everyday on my beds. Then if the dogs decide to nap I won't go crazy. The last one I did was the stretched star from the Nickle Quilts book and no square is the same. It is fing size. You will love this project. Have fun.
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Should turn out great. Unfortunately for me I have a hard time with scrappy. I have to use paper bags and just sew what I pull out unless it is the same fabric.
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Love scrappy and you've got a nice selection. Have fun!
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Originally Posted by athomenow
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That's a great idea about the skirts at GW. I go there to buy sheets and other larger pieces of fabric but didn't think about a large woman's skirt having lots of good cotton fabric. Thanks!
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Like everyone else said - looks like it will be fun to make.
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