What I've been working on the last couple of evenings
06-08-2009, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by pennyswings
Very pretty! I love your choice of material for the border. This is my kind of quilt. The pattern and the colors are dynomite!
I have been wanting to do one of these. How big are your blocks? That was just one jelly roll plus the material for the borders??Who is the author of the book Jelly Roll Quilts? I looked on Amazon and they have several authors.
Just wondering so I can decide whether to buy one or two jelly rolls. I am itching to do a log cabin block made from jelly rolls.
Hope I did not ask too many questions.
I have been wanting to do one of these. How big are your blocks? That was just one jelly roll plus the material for the borders??Who is the author of the book Jelly Roll Quilts? I looked on Amazon and they have several authors.
Just wondering so I can decide whether to buy one or two jelly rolls. I am itching to do a log cabin block made from jelly rolls.
Hope I did not ask too many questions.
The book is by Pam & Nicky Lintott and the title is Jelly Roll Quilts.
Making a log cabin with jelly rolls is so easy!! I did one using these directions. http://www.bighornquilts.com/inspira.../logcabin.html
06-08-2009, 05:59 PM
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That pink border is just so cool!
I was worried that it would overpower the little strip of flowers on your big border, but I do believe it actually enhanced everything it came next to.
Wonderful!
I went to the website, and looked at all of the log cabin variations. There were some I had never seen (or don't remember seeing - - which is a good thing about not remembering everything - - LOTS of stuff is all brandy new to me <g>)
I was interested that the star pattern wasn't one of the variations. (That one I could remember! LOL). That just speaks volumes about the lady's creativity and individuality ... much like you!
Good job.
I was worried that it would overpower the little strip of flowers on your big border, but I do believe it actually enhanced everything it came next to.
Wonderful!
I went to the website, and looked at all of the log cabin variations. There were some I had never seen (or don't remember seeing - - which is a good thing about not remembering everything - - LOTS of stuff is all brandy new to me <g>)
I was interested that the star pattern wasn't one of the variations. (That one I could remember! LOL). That just speaks volumes about the lady's creativity and individuality ... much like you!
Good job.
06-08-2009, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by pittsburgpam
Originally Posted by pennyswings
Very pretty! I love your choice of material for the border. This is my kind of quilt. The pattern and the colors are dynomite!
I have been wanting to do one of these. How big are your blocks? That was just one jelly roll plus the material for the borders??Who is the author of the book Jelly Roll Quilts? I looked on Amazon and they have several authors.
Just wondering so I can decide whether to buy one or two jelly rolls. I am itching to do a log cabin block made from jelly rolls.
Hope I did not ask too many questions.
I have been wanting to do one of these. How big are your blocks? That was just one jelly roll plus the material for the borders??Who is the author of the book Jelly Roll Quilts? I looked on Amazon and they have several authors.
Just wondering so I can decide whether to buy one or two jelly rolls. I am itching to do a log cabin block made from jelly rolls.
Hope I did not ask too many questions.
The book is by Pam & Nicky Lintott and the title is Jelly Roll Quilts.
Making a log cabin with jelly rolls is so easy!! I did one using these directions. http://www.bighornquilts.com/inspira.../logcabin.html
06-08-2009, 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted by pittsburgpam
K... You can use the room anytime and it comes with girly bath salts and stuff. The bed has a memory foam mattress topper that you just sink into and of course a TV with remote. I treat my guests well to make up for the fact that I don't cook. :lol:
Can I play on your new machine too, or is that pushing my luck TOO far? :lol:
As for cooking - wasn't that why the takeaway was invented? :wink:
06-09-2009, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Esqmommy
Where did you find that lovely border?
By the way, I live in Pleasant Hill - I saw earlier you're a neighbor!!
Rachael
By the way, I live in Pleasant Hill - I saw earlier you're a neighbor!!
Rachael
Do you happen to belong to a local guild? I've been looking around at them.
06-09-2009, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by k3n
OK Pam, now I'm curious - I always assumed you were from Pittsburg?
I'm in the San Francisco Bay Area, East Bay specifically is what it is called.
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