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Love it! Both front and back look great to this old slow walking mare. Thanks for posting it,I'm bookmarking and adding it to my bucket list! Mawluv
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I like! Great Job.
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Wow!! Love it.
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wow
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Beautiful!!
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I love to do S&W because the results are so interesting. Yours is lovely and you did a great job.
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I really like your fabric and your quilt came of great! Amazing how different each block it.
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looks great to me, well done. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by mzsooz
Very pretty. I love the colors. I'm trying to get up the nerve to try a stack n'whack myself. Do you have a link to the tutorial you used?
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Originally Posted by mzsooz
Very pretty. I love the colors. I'm trying to get up the nerve to try a stack n'whack myself. Do you have a link to the tutorial you used?
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Very Nice!
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That is really pretty.
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Originally Posted by Alex J
Looks so good, lovely fabric, colors are great. :thumbup:
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Sweet quilt & your work looks just fine.
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Ditto!!
Originally Posted by Teddybear Lady
I think it looks great. I've bought a fabric to try the 4 patch posey. Just waiting for the right moment of "inspiration" to hit me before I make the first cut. haha
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No galloping horse here and still it's so very pretty!!
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It is beautiful. (I love pinks!) Your posies are so pretty!
I finally found a fabric that I want to try it on, bought it 2 wks ago. |
It is just lovely. You did a great job.
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Like it very much.
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Very pretty.........you did a great job!
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Great job and love the fabric.
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Well done.. I want to try that one day...
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Beatiful - and I love the pieced back. I've made several S & W's from the book "Magic Stack-n-Whack" by Bethany Reynolds, and they always come out beautifully. I liked this book because it provides instructions for a variety of different kaleidoscope effects and different shapes of "whacks" to start with.
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Beautiful! I love how it turned out. Thanks for sharing.
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This is beautiful. And that is riding on a very slow pony.
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Pat yourself on the back you did a great job and such pretty fabric.
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A Stack and Whack should have the same exact fabric on top of itself 4 layers deep. Then you take the 4 squares that you cut and arrange them to your liking. I've attached a picture of one I made into a table runner. Each 4 patch makes an all new picture from the original fabric. Sorry, I didn't take a picture of the original, but you can see it in the border.
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Really nice! Good work!
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You could slow the horse to a walk and you would still pass. I think it looks very, very pretty. :lol:
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It is very pretty and you did a great job. I personally
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you did a great job, very pretty quilt.
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Very pretty.
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I love what you did with it, think I just might attempt it now.
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By jove I think you've got it!
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That's the first stack n whack I've liked. Very pretty
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Very pretty. Such soft colors.
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That is beautiful! I have bought many different fabrics for 4PP's....good excuse to get more fabric....but haven't had the nerve to try one. Where was that tutorial you watched??
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Looks great. Your fabric worked perfectly. Sometimes, it's a trial and error on which fabrics will work.
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Very nice.
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Nice work Love the colors
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