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02-05-2011, 05:45 AM

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Stitchnripper

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Very nice. Looks like it passes inspection!

02-05-2011, 05:46 AM

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Kaye-Kaye

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Thanks for sharing. Very cute quilt. I have a friend who has a baby due in a few weeks and I have procrastinated in making anything. This is a great idea.

02-05-2011, 05:51 AM

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LoisN

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Originally Posted by JanTx

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Originally Posted by Maggie_Sue

Oh, that is just too cute!!

From a Maggie Sue I'll take that as a special compliment! :)

Get this: the quilt shop owner is a sort-of friend of mine - I've known her a little bit for a long time. She tends to make fun of my "matchy-matchy" ways. THis quilt is symetrical. Of course it is! Why wouldn't it be? She insists I need to "let go". Why? I know she's teasing, but after I left it ... bothered me just a bit. I keep looking at it wondering how I could have put it together differently. The sample in the shop has the strips in order - white, yellow, pink, blue, white, yellow pink - around the novelty print. Looks great, but ... quilt police shouldn't live in the quilt shop. I know she meant absolutely nothing by it - she was busy and just acknowleding I was there. I would not make a good shop owner - too sensitive to such things, I guess.

The quilt is lovely just as it is. Perhaps the shop owner was just putting a challenge out to you to explore a more assymetrical method. (I am also very matchy-matchy) I've gone outside the box a few times and it's not so bad. You may be surprised at what you could create alongside your matchy-matchy projects. You don't have to give up one style to explore the other.