Jen Kingwell blocks and finished quilts
03-31-2019, 08:00 AM
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Anael, Stunning!!! I love how it came out. Teens right, the strips look like rolled up wrapping paper. Just beautiful.
I can't help but wonder how extensive your collection of Christmas prints are?
You have a wonderful variety in your quilt.
I can't help but wonder how extensive your collection of Christmas prints are?
You have a wonderful variety in your quilt.
03-31-2019, 10:37 AM
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She's not even eating! so it's "quilt, sleep, repeat" oh throw "biking" into the mix! Love the stork photo too Anael..The wrapping paper analogy is spot on! HMMM great way to use up those bits of Christmas fabric.
Doing farm bookwork stuff and hope to get back to sewing soon!
Doing farm bookwork stuff and hope to get back to sewing soon!
03-31-2019, 12:36 PM
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OK, changed my signature
I have to get Jack the ripper out and change one of the small filler blocks which is upside down. I just noticed it and now I see it all the time!! Time to go to bed here so I will do that tomorrow.
I have to get Jack the ripper out and change one of the small filler blocks which is upside down. I just noticed it and now I see it all the time!! Time to go to bed here so I will do that tomorrow.
04-01-2019, 04:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Anael
Thank you!! The blocks are easy, the hard part is planning the strips.
Good to hear that the blocks are easy. Although I am not ready to start my GW quilt yet, looking at the 33 page "pattern" was daunting for me. the layout was rather confusing.
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