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I have a question--you said it takes you one hour for each block--do you make one block at a time, or do you work on them assembly-line fashion? I just finished a Judy Niemeyer quilt that had a bunch of paper piecing. I found that it went waaaayyyy faster using an assembly line method of putting the blocks together. Beautiful work, by-the-way! Thanks for sharing your progress. Can't wait to see the finished quilt!!!
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beautiful, can't wait tell its done. God bless.
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Harmony, This is beautiful. I love scrappy and this is a perfect block to use all of the scraps. Thanks for sharing. Eiltcoq.
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Love this...by working the solids into each block it really makes the colors POP.
I hear you how long it takes to PP, but I love the final results. No fault quilting.. |
It is going to be lovely. Colorful.
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Originally Posted by Harmony
I just chose a pineapple block from EQ7 and printed out the pattern on June Tailor paper piecing sheets. They were a little expensive (that what JoAnn's sales are for), but they sure are easy to work with!
Love it. Scrappy is always my favorite. I am looking at so many scaps right now from my latest quilting frenzy. I usually do a kaleidoscope, simple log cabin, Pineapple. Have you not tried the Freezer paper technique yet...it is so fast and no sewing threw the paper and using the same pattern over and over. |
Beautiful
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It is stunning but it will take forever. If you can insert black sashings you might
be able to cut out 8 blocks... |
you are so right on with it taking an hour a block. I am making one for my daughter boyfriend for Christmas. Its the first time I am doing a Pineapple.I only have four blocks done. Hope I can get it done in time. Yours is very nice I love scrap quilts I am making my blocks the same colors.Hope it looks as good as your.
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The color combination is great.
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