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#24
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Join Date: Jan 2019
Location: Ontario
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I am liking the look of this a lot more after seeing the next step. Still, I think I will modify the center to something more symmetrical....but using the same style blocks for the most part.
https://quiltville.blogspot.com/2020...ng-part-2.html
https://quiltville.blogspot.com/2020...ng-part-2.html
#25
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Join Date: May 2013
Location: Ballwin, MO
Posts: 4,218
Thanks for the link, Cattitude!
I'm somewhat confused by those dark blue triangles (geese) adjacent to the first round sashing. I think I may make them in the aqua color instead.
It's different, doing a Bonnie mystery and not making hundreds of everything, lol.
I'm somewhat confused by those dark blue triangles (geese) adjacent to the first round sashing. I think I may make them in the aqua color instead.
It's different, doing a Bonnie mystery and not making hundreds of everything, lol.
#26
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Join Date: May 2013
Location: Ballwin, MO
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I have finished constructing and trimming this week's components and returned tonight to putting together the center block. I discovered that working with pressed open scant 1/4" seams makes me irritable, so I am returning to pressing to the side for the remainder of the center block.
#27
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https://quiltville.blogspot.com/2020...ng-part-3.html
You are doing better than I am joe'smom….. yesterday morning I thought I had finally decided what fabric to use. I had decided with a few modifications I would use some cute aqua, yellow and grey baby fabric and limit the quilt to the amount of rows that would work size wise. But I just wasn't going to have enough of the predominantly yellow fabric to make it work. I think I have finally found enough of three different colour families in my very limited stash, darker reds, greenish aquas and blue. If I finally get going this week I am going to pass on row three (link above) and wait to see what the next row is.
You are doing better than I am joe'smom….. yesterday morning I thought I had finally decided what fabric to use. I had decided with a few modifications I would use some cute aqua, yellow and grey baby fabric and limit the quilt to the amount of rows that would work size wise. But I just wasn't going to have enough of the predominantly yellow fabric to make it work. I think I have finally found enough of three different colour families in my very limited stash, darker reds, greenish aquas and blue. If I finally get going this week I am going to pass on row three (link above) and wait to see what the next row is.
#28
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Join Date: May 2013
Location: Ballwin, MO
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I may skip this week's row, too, as I work on putting together weeks one and two. I don't want too large of a quilt. Given how the size increases with each row, I wonder how many rows Bonnie is planning.
#30
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Cottage Grove, MN
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I’m still working on last week’s clue. I’m on the Square-in-a Square and have all of my blue squares cut. So thankful I had the right size for my die cutter. I am also cutting the triangle corners with the die cutter. I haven’t assembled the rows yet. I think I may do 4 at a time flying geese for today’s clue. I won’t obviously have as much color variety but will be easier to assemble.