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    Old 05-10-2013, 11:02 AM
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    Oh, Rosey, I sound just like you. Something sparks and I'm off and running with a particular style until the next best things finds me!

    I want to see pictures
    peace
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    Old 05-10-2013, 11:24 AM
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    Originally Posted by ube quilting
    Oh, Rosey, I sound just like you. Something sparks and I'm off and running with a particular style until the next best things finds me!

    I want to see pictures
    peace
    hahaahha so true Ube. I am only going to make one block and go back to SIP and then return to it.
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    Old 05-10-2013, 11:32 AM
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    For those who want to know the issue of the Mag? I gave you the wrong name lol. The name of the mag is ...Quiltmaker..Jan/Feb 2010, issue 10, No. 131

    The quilt is called Fandango.

    It's real easy. You cut strips 1 1/4 by 10. Lay two strips together and put a 1/4 ins. seam mark at one end and a 1/2 ins. seam mark at the other and draw a line and sew on that line. The strips get shorter and shorter as you get to the end. Then you finish the other side. I have done it another way and will post it later.
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    Old 05-10-2013, 11:41 AM
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    I have an opinion on Jelly rolls, layer cakes and charms etc. lol. I used to buy my fabric at Hoffman's. Every now and then they would have a sale on the 5x5 squares or the others. Being good with math lol, I would just add up the square inches convert them to yards and was shocked how much one is paying per yard. Although its nice to receive a piece of an entire line, to me, it's not worth the money, as my scrap quilts are just that, scrap.

    I have fun using my scraps and they cost me nothing and I have such a variety of them and my friends give me more all the time. All I have to do is cut them to what I need but isn't that the whole fun process? I don't have to have all the new fabrics lol.

    Now, another time, Hoffman's must have been wanting to get rid of some 5x5 packs of fabric and the price was so ridiculous that I bought 3 packs and called all my friends who did the same. They must have made a mistake lol....These were huge packs of fabric. I still have them in a drawer and haven't used them yet as I have enough scraps to open a shop lol.....

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    Old 05-10-2013, 02:27 PM
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    Like it ...
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    Old 05-10-2013, 04:20 PM
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    I have been working on one of these for a while:

    http://imagingermonkey.blogspot.com/...aka-quilt.html

    Mine isn't a true charm quilt because I'm not worried about repeating some fabrics but it sure is scrappy!
    I have almost half the blocks I need complete.
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    Old 05-10-2013, 08:29 PM
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    Jenny Doan's of Missouri Start Quilt Company just came out with a new tutorial on charm packs.
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    Old 05-11-2013, 05:57 PM
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    Originally Posted by Rosyhf
    Oh I love all the ideas. Here is some I found. I found this one on the web somewhere and saved the pic. Then last night I went through some Mccalls mags and found it yayyyyyyyyyyyy

    I was going to do it my way but when I read the instruction it was totally different. I will start this one first and post pics.

    I love the effect. I can't wait to see how my fabric will make it look. I just got a bag of scraps from My friend Sandy yesterday and will be using some of those.
    THIS quilt is fabulous! I'm so glad you chose to do it... and can't wait to see yours when its done.. Love it!!
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    Old 11-02-2013, 08:55 AM
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    Default Oh my gosh I love this!

    Could you please tell me the name of this pattern and which charm pack you used? Thank you.

    Originally Posted by klgls
    Here's one I did with a charm pack - used the solids in the pack to make the border. The pattern is in the Moda Bakeshop - although I altered it a bit for me.

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]412682[/ATTACH]
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