Tumbling blocks for my Sis
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I promised to make my sister a guilt as a token of appreciation for helping me recover from surgery. She chose this " tumbling block" design. Yikes I have never done anything like that before. She chose the fabric batiks which turned out to be very helpful in piecing. No Y seams as the block top is split. I think I removed as many stitches as I put in. My DNA is all over the quilt in blood, sweat and tears! For quilting I stitched in the ditch. I actually like the pattern this created on the back. After completing this project I think I have moved up from novice to intermediate. Not so sure I will never do this again. I did watch a few videos on YouTube to assist. The pattern was also on YouTube. Thank for looking.
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Tumbling blocks
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Here is the top of the quilt.
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very nicely done... a challenging quilt indeed, even with the split block tops. not knowing the difficulty of this pattern, i made one for my first quilt, for my first grandson. i sure can empathize with the blood sweat and tears :)
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That's so nice! Looks like you did a super piecing job
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Wish you were my sister !
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Really pretty....i appreciate not wanting Y seams....but then there's all the matching...and you made it look "seamless".
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BeautiFul!!!
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You have done a great job! Your quilt is beautiful.
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Lovely colours, you did a great job, I'm an only child happy to be adopted as a sister :thumbup:
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You done a fantastic job on this quilt. It is awesome. Your sister is bound to love it. Your colors play very nice together.
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