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What a great idea for putting your strips into, no getting in a mess or dropping any onto the floor. Love your quilt pattern, can't wait to see it done, your fabric is beautiful. :thumbup:
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beautiful love the colors..
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Wow. That looks like a lot to do! Have fun with it! Looks like it will look to be a very nice quilt when finished.
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So beautiful and sooooo...orginized. Wow.
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Have fun with your creation.
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Really, really, really like that border twisted. Makes it so different and it is a beautiful top! Thanks for sharing.
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colors are great--organization of strips--awesome!
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Originally Posted by k3n
(Post 3779584)
I posted this recently as an EQ design and thought I'd share my progress. I went with the first option of seahorses with fish as a secondary pattern and wanted to make it as a wall hanging rather than a full size quilt so decided on 6" blocks. It will be 48" x 36" without borders - I haven't decided on borders yet, will piece the middle first! Anyway, I just cut all my strips at 1 1/4" wide and 1" wide unfinished and laid them out in cutlery trays ready to go! I'm piecing the normal way rather than PP - good practice for those accurate scant 1/4" seams!
Original design in EQ [ATTACH=CONFIG]231497[/ATTACH] The fabrics plus not shown a bit of black for the eyes [ATTACH=CONFIG]231498[/ATTACH] Strips cut and ready to piece! [ATTACH=CONFIG]231499[/ATTACH] |
Originally Posted by Janice Thompson
(Post 3792920)
Beautiful. Too bad the pattern isn't available in books or magazine. Had never seen using silverware tray for keeping cut pieces neat and orderly
Copy her picture and arrange your log cabins the same way. Remember it's the uneven log cabin. |
Beautiful fabrics and I LOVE your organization. Can't wait to see the finished quilt.
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