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Old 11-01-2011, 12:15 AM
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I love this and I especially like what you did in the borders. It is everything a bed quilt should be - warm and cosy looking AND beautiful!
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Old 11-01-2011, 12:56 AM
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That just looks so snuggly. Cold here last night also.
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Old 11-01-2011, 12:59 AM
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thanks for the photos great technique and beautiful
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Looks great.
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Old 11-01-2011, 02:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Needle Up
I just finished cutting a huge amt. of 2.5 strips on my accu cutter. Would it be best to cut them down to 1.25 or can I use the 2.5 strips?
Believe me, I'm no expert, as this was my first string quilt, but I used all different sizes. I sewed them all by hand while watching TV this summer. I will admit that the 1.25 size ended up being a skinny strip that didn't seem to add that much to the block (lazy), but I didn't like the VERY wide ones either. I did like the variety of widths though. I would say do what YOU like...
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Originally Posted by darleneerickson
Love your quilt - I am in the process of making one and I had to figure a way to sew the back at the same time - do you have a method for sewing the back?


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I don't have the exact link, but try to Google "Quilt As You Go Method" tutorial and you will find lots of tutorials on Youtube and on this very site. I actually learned from a Canadian woman at my Florida park last winter :)
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Originally Posted by darleneerickson
Love your quilt - I am in the process of making one and I had to figure a way to sew the back at the same time - do you have a method for sewing the back?


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I don't have the exact link, but try to Google "Quilt As You Go Method" tutorial and you will find lots of tutorials on Youtube and on this very site. I actually learned from a Canadian woman at my Florida park last winter :)
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I really like it...looks cozy and warm!!!
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Old 11-07-2011, 03:15 PM
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Very pretty scrappy quilt. I love the look with the dark sashings and the way you put the blocks together.
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really neat and very attractive layout
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