Two Strata Stars finished
11-28-2012, 11:38 AM
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Why not applique the strata onto a larger background square, then add sashing all around it in a coordinating color. Then just make as many as you need to make the size quilt you want. The edge on the quilt could be one half of a square. And add borders in the sashing color or a color from the squares. You could draw it out on graft paper to visualize how it might look. Lovely colors and a great job. Well done.
11-28-2012, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted by maxnme01
Why not add setting triangles to square it up and add borders for a lovely quilt whatever size you choose?????
11-28-2012, 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted by JBeamer
Why not applique the strata onto a larger background square, then add sashing all around it in a coordinating color. Then just make as many as you need to make the size quilt you want. The edge on the quilt could be one half of a square. And add borders in the sashing color or a color from the squares. You could draw it out on graft paper to visualize how it might look. Lovely colors and a great job. Well done.
11-28-2012, 10:31 PM
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[QUOTE WOW-that sounds like a wonderful idea. I'll have to think that through. Thank you![/QUOTE]
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This was the first time I actually gave someone an idea/advice. I really didn't think I could have ever contributed anything about quilting, because I'm a new (and slow) quilter. I have learned so much from everyone here. I'm so glad I was able to give something back. Your reply brought tears to my eyes. The people on QB are outstanding. I'll treasure this moment. Thanks.
Judy
PghPat
This was the first time I actually gave someone an idea/advice. I really didn't think I could have ever contributed anything about quilting, because I'm a new (and slow) quilter. I have learned so much from everyone here. I'm so glad I was able to give something back. Your reply brought tears to my eyes. The people on QB are outstanding. I'll treasure this moment. Thanks.
Judy
One day, when I've done all my other "to-dos" I'll have to see about getting this pattern and trying my hand at it 
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