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10-02-2013, 07:40 PM
#2041
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Thank you ladies for the wonderful praise.
The chicken pattern is from Fatcat patterns.com, she has lots of lovely(fun) patterns.
The pattern for the blue and gray one is from Bonnie Hunter's book STRING FLING Scrappy Happy and loving it! the pattern name is Jamestown Landing. There are also 12 others, and I like all of them but one.
The chicken pattern is from Fatcat patterns.com, she has lots of lovely(fun) patterns.
The pattern for the blue and gray one is from Bonnie Hunter's book STRING FLING Scrappy Happy and loving it! the pattern name is Jamestown Landing. There are also 12 others, and I like all of them but one.
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10-02-2013, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by kwiltkrazy
Thank you ladies for the wonderful praise.
The chicken pattern is from Fatcat patterns.com, she has lots of lovely(fun) patterns.
The pattern for the blue and gray one is from Bonnie Hunter's book STRING FLING Scrappy Happy and loving it! the pattern name is Jamestown Landing. There are also 12 others, and I like all of them but one.
The chicken pattern is from Fatcat patterns.com, she has lots of lovely(fun) patterns.
The pattern for the blue and gray one is from Bonnie Hunter's book STRING FLING Scrappy Happy and loving it! the pattern name is Jamestown Landing. There are also 12 others, and I like all of them but one.
10-03-2013, 04:59 AM
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Now that I have spent most of my morning looking...There are way too many amazing quilts to comment on just a few so I will say that it is amazing that these are made from SCRAPS and not patterns with all the colors chosen and limited. They are wonderful and confirm my choice of scrappies for overall best quilts, IMHO!
10-03-2013, 07:45 AM
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Thanks Krystyna. I really had fun making every one of them. I had never made one like the blue and gray one, it is totally from scraps, no plan of colors other than a light and dark pattern, in some places there are not enough definition, because I didn't realize the big need for contrast, but I really like the way it looks, and I am sure my Nephew will love it.
10-03-2013, 07:47 AM
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kwiltkrazy - -
Your quilts are fabulous! Love the Jacobs Ladder - - - it's on my to-do list. The second one looks like a Bonnie Hunter quilt. If not, what pattern is it? Beautifully done. How many quarter square triangles are in there??? A bazillion maybe??
Well done.
Jane
Your quilts are fabulous! Love the Jacobs Ladder - - - it's on my to-do list. The second one looks like a Bonnie Hunter quilt. If not, what pattern is it? Beautifully done. How many quarter square triangles are in there??? A bazillion maybe??
Well done.
Jane
10-03-2013, 07:55 AM
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Thanks Jane.
Not a Jacob.s ladder, it's a jewel box quilt, made from Eleanor Burn's book. The blue and gray took 840 hsts, I needed to pay a little more attention in the contrast, though. It is a Bonnie Hunter, from her book STRING FLING, the pattern is Jamestown Landing. It is fantastic to see it coming together, I definitely this pattern.
Not a Jacob.s ladder, it's a jewel box quilt, made from Eleanor Burn's book. The blue and gray took 840 hsts, I needed to pay a little more attention in the contrast, though. It is a Bonnie Hunter, from her book STRING FLING, the pattern is Jamestown Landing. It is fantastic to see it coming together, I definitely this pattern.
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