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Hmmm... I searched for the pattern and found a workshop on it and it includes the supply list with yardage.
http://www.calicocarriage.com/images...20Workshop.pdf
The charge for the workshop is $400 for one day, $650 for two days, $850 for three days. I don't understand why someone would pay that much for a workshop on it. All it is is HSTs. This is a very simple pattern and pretty easy to put together.
http://www.calicocarriage.com/images...20Workshop.pdf
The charge for the workshop is $400 for one day, $650 for two days, $850 for three days. I don't understand why someone would pay that much for a workshop on it. All it is is HSTs. This is a very simple pattern and pretty easy to put together.
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Thank you. It's sometimes hard to judge what something looks like when you look at it so much.
I like the fabric and it is the second time I've used a Julie Rothermel fabric. It's very good quality, seems thicker than most other fabrics. The first time I thought it almost had a flannel feel, it was so thick.
Whittle's fabric has it at a GREAT price.
I like the fabric and it is the second time I've used a Julie Rothermel fabric. It's very good quality, seems thicker than most other fabrics. The first time I thought it almost had a flannel feel, it was so thick.
Whittle's fabric has it at a GREAT price.
#115
Originally Posted by pittsburgpam
It would look very nice with cream.
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I don't hate it. Just doesn't have the look that I wanted and I should have used the dark yellow. Seems to me that the yellowy/greenish look of that second fabric is a jarring note. Then again, the dark yellow would have been very matchy-matchy.
I'm sure it will grow on me and if not, it's not for ME anyway! :lol:
I'm sure it will grow on me and if not, it's not for ME anyway! :lol:
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Watch it, Pam. This is the kind of sound you started making when you changed things in one of your previous quilts! Don't get all obsessive compulsive! I think this one is lovely and masculine at the same time.
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Originally Posted by JoanneS
Watch it, Pam. This is the kind of sound you started making when you changed things in one of your previous quilts! Don't get all obsessive compulsive! I think this one is lovely and masculine at the same time.
(I had to type that, so I could see it in print.)
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No, I'm not going to put it aside or change it. I worked on it just a bit last night and got the middle of the second side done.
I was browsing fabric online (a favorite pastime for inspiration) and saw Aged Elegance by South Seas Imports. So... I started playing with a design for it. I've gone over and over the outer border, tried several different things but, I don't think I've found The One yet.
I get off work at 2:30 today for a 3-day weekend. Maybe I can get the no diamonds top done this weekend.
I was browsing fabric online (a favorite pastime for inspiration) and saw Aged Elegance by South Seas Imports. So... I started playing with a design for it. I've gone over and over the outer border, tried several different things but, I don't think I've found The One yet.
I get off work at 2:30 today for a 3-day weekend. Maybe I can get the no diamonds top done this weekend.
#120
Originally Posted by pittsburgpam
I get off work at 2:30 today for a 3-day weekend. Maybe I can get the no diamonds top done this weekend.
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