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12-07-2025
#352
Not sure sure that it’s stunning but it’s one of my favorites. This was a pattern in an Australian quilt magazine and it was in two parts. I bought the first magazine and started the quilt but when I went back for the second part the store had decided not to carry that magazine anymore and I couldn’t find it anywhere else.
I emailed the magazine and they emailed me a couple of the border patterns but I had make up some parts of it from bits and pieces of the pattern. Started it a few years ago but only finished it this year, yes a long time UFO.
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I emailed the magazine and they emailed me a couple of the border patterns but I had make up some parts of it from bits and pieces of the pattern. Started it a few years ago but only finished it this year, yes a long time UFO.
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#353
RJLinkletter , 12-27-2018 12:26 AM
Senior Member
I’m not sure this is anywhere as stunning as some of the ones I have seen in here but this is my second full size quilt - it took me about 4 months. It is a paper pieced centre panel and then a mixture of blocks from different sources round the edge. It was also the first time I have tried QAYG - so lots of learning curves.
#354
#352 & 353 are worthy of being described as stunning. Absolutely beautiful.... Both look like they required a lot of challenges in PP and applique. Well done!
#356
hobbykat1955 , 12-28-2018 04:53 AM
Super Member
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Yes, it's stunning!Originally Posted by bailey
Not sure about stunning but I love this quilt because it is the first one I ever made that my son actually liked. He even asked for this one. Yoohoo!!!! It is a OBW that I added applique to.[ATTACH=CONFIG]386837[/ATTACH]
#357
hobbykat1955 , 12-28-2018 05:39 AM
Super Member
What I consider my best is a hydrangea wall hanging and Christmas applique where I used sewing machine decorative programmable stitches to enhance.
#359
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I emailed the magazine and they emailed me a couple of the border patterns but I had make up some parts of it from bits and pieces of the pattern. Started it a few years ago but only finished it this year, yes a long time UFO.
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Lovely...absolutely lovely!Originally Posted by Ukinusa
Not sure sure that it’s stunning but it’s one of my favorites. This was a pattern in an Australian quilt magazine and it was in two parts. I bought the first magazine and started the quilt but when I went back for the second part the store had decided not to carry that magazine anymore and I couldn’t find it anywhere else.I emailed the magazine and they emailed me a couple of the border patterns but I had make up some parts of it from bits and pieces of the pattern. Started it a few years ago but only finished it this year, yes a long time UFO.
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#360
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What is the name of this quilt pattern?? Very pretty pattern, and Excellent choices of fabricsOriginally Posted by Neanie
This is the quilt that I am most proud of. I found the pattern on the internet and spent about three weeks putting it together. I quilted it myself on my domestic sewing machine with a stipple, matching thread colors. I love displaying it every Christmas season.
