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I am improving a little. But I doubt I will do paper piecing again. I am so used to doing things the old way and you have to spend so much time paper piecing that its not worth it to me.
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Originally Posted by Naiscoot
Hint when quilting with other quilters, only do your sewing with them not the choosing of the scrappy colours they all have different opions of what goes. Learnt that yesterday with my friends, they didn't get much of their quilting done they were more interested in ME choosing the right colours for a scrappy quilt, so I just cut out more 16 inch lengths and decided to choose the colours at HOME ....After all it is a SCRAPPY Bargello Quilt, not a designed colour co ordinated quilt. Agreed that the purple just didn't go with the other colours. Will post picture when done.
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I welcome all the help I can get. It did help me to make a few more birds. It just takes so long to make one bird this way. Maybe I haven't given it enough time to enjoy it. Maybe a different pattern other than birds would be easier too. A light table next to the machine might help too. Small stitching and having to rip out is a real bummer. It pays to waste more fabric. Ha ha ha.
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Originally Posted by rhueluna
I welcome all the help I can get. It did help me to make a few more birds. It just takes so long to make one bird this way. Maybe I haven't given it enough time to enjoy it. Maybe a different pattern other than birds would be easier too. A light table next to the machine might help too. Small stitching and having to rip out is a real bummer. It pays to waste more fabric. Ha ha ha.
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Hi, I think this is a great idea. I have many scrap pieces. I use the old Popcorn Tins to store my material pieces in. I mark the top of the lids with the type and color of material. Needless to say, I have a lot of popcorn tins. I would love to do this for christmas and other holidays as well.. Angelwings62
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GREAT idea!! My original entry into quilting came during a stressful time in my life and I purchased old, holey chenille spreads off ebay and cut them up to make baby quilts. I love using stuff other than "traditional fabric" altho have gotten lazy lately (no time) and hate to rotary cut. Great idea for finding an org to donate them to!!!!
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"Mile a minute" is a great way to use up scraps and have a lot of fun. I saw a "Mile a minute" quilt at a quilt show that was incredibly oustanding. The sashing was grey and the right propotions to make it WORK. Galatotesa
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I love red and your quilt is fantastic! Galatotesa
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Originally Posted by loves_2_quilt
This is a "Tossed Nine Patch". I used left over fabrics but bought the backing and border. I will be giving it to the local Relay for Life to raffle.
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Originally Posted by sewyousee
QuiltMaker101:
Winter Haven, FL ::) already started this project! I decided I'd probably be 6 foot under before all my fabric was used so I am doing as you said seeing how many quilts I can make with what I have. I like to have several projects going so I don't get bored so have 3 started from the stash. Already cut the fabric for the projects. Fantastic Idea you have, we3arts |
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