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Old 01-08-2021, 09:01 AM
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This is how I had been putting my pieces up on the wall, but I always knew a Bonnie quilt could not be so simple as a single block with sashing. I got quite fond of this design as I was working, so maybe will stick with it. I love the interplay of the grays in the block centers and the way it looks like a sun.



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Old 01-08-2021, 09:17 AM
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I'm looking forward to getting off work so I can see how my blocks look when assembled.

I have a whole lot of green strips, so I may find a way to use them in the border instead of cutting a bunch more of brown (my gray).
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For those that used yardage and didn't string the clue 6 units, are you just using the same gray (or whatever color you used for Bonnie's gray) for the border? Or something different? I don't have a stash for strips, but could go buy a different piece of yardage for the border...
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Joe’smom...
that was a really good guess!! Those look good, too!

I’m off and running.... I really like it....I think I made enough for a small version, too. We’ll se how this goes together with sashing etc.

good thing I took picture so I can see my boo boo....lol
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Old 01-08-2021, 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by leheath8 View Post
For those that used yardage and didn't string the clue 6 units, are you just using the same gray (or whatever color you used for Bonnie's gray) for the border? Or something different? I don't have a stash for strips, but could go buy a different piece of yardage for the border...
leheath, I would wait until you have your quilt center together, and then you might have a sense of what you would like as a border.

Such pretty colors, Teen!

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Originally Posted by leheath8 View Post
For those that used yardage and didn't string the clue 6 units, are you just using the same gray (or whatever color you used for Bonnie's gray) for the border? Or something different? I don't have a stash for strips, but could go buy a different piece of yardage for the border...
I used yardage and like the lozenge shape that comes from not doing strings. But I am going to change up the border. I would like to use my focus fabric as a wide border. I think it will pull my colors together. But that decision has to wait till tomorrow. Enough sewing for today.
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@Teen your block is beautiful - such nice, complimentary colors and fabrics! I hope mine aren't too bright. Will lay out some tonight and see how it looks. What size will you be making your smaller quilt? I don't quite have enough for a 4x4 smaller quilt - could do 3x4 or could make a few more units from each clue...
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Originally Posted by leheath8 View Post
@Teen your block is beautiful - such nice, complimentary colors and fabrics! I hope mine aren't too bright. Will lay out some tonight and see how it looks. What size will you be making your smaller quilt? I don't quite have enough for a 4x4 smaller quilt - could do 3x4 or could make a few more units from each clue...
I was wondering the same thing for the smaller quilt. I’m trying to decide between 3x 4 straight set (with a quarter block “completer” borders for a finished quilt size of about 64” x 79”) and a 3 x 3 on point set (13 blocks with a finished quilt size of about 61” x 61”). So still working as if I need 13 blocks. When I get those done, I’ll see where I should go with it.
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Thank you, Leheath8....I made enough for 12 blocks so that is likely what I’ll be doing. When we did the hourglass blocks, I kinda figured these would be for star blocks so I made enough for 12. Lucky guess.. I’ll see what it looks like and go from there..
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Originally Posted by joe'smom View Post
This is how I had been putting my pieces up on the wall, but I always knew a Bonnie quilt could not be so simple as a single block with sashing. I got quite fond of this design as I was working, so maybe will stick with it. I love the interplay of the grays in the block centers and the way it looks like a sun.
I really like your layout, joe'smom! It seems very uplifting. It does look like a sun.

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