1 JANUARY 2011 BOM Pictures.
01-11-2011, 08:17 PM
#581
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Originally Posted by hobbykat1955
This is my "Old Stone Church in the Woods"...When I travel I love searching out these Old small Churches...
01-11-2011, 08:58 PM
#582
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Originally Posted by Durinda
I finally finished my first PP block! I enjoyed learning this technique and look forward to doing more! :D
REDVETTE: GOOD JOB also!! I hope there are a few more PP patterns for all of us to do. Especially for all of you that stepped up and gave it a try. Love your window fabric!
01-11-2011, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by redvette54
All these beautiful blocks have inspried me to try PP, I took a class along time ago, but never put it to use, until now. It took some reverse sewing, but I'm pleased with the block. All the fabric came from my stash.
01-11-2011, 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by BATIKQLTR
This block got the best of me.......I will conquer it eventually though. I pieced the roof section first, then the windows and they were not the same size. I went solely by the little test square.....next time I will match the pattern pieces before starting. As a result, there is no back wall on my little church (only way to make it line up with the roofing). And I will appllique the windows, door and steeple when I make the next one.
Everyone that did PP for the first time have done an incredible job!! I have PP before, so don't know why this gave me so much trouble. I love the block, so I will attempt another.
Everyone that did PP for the first time have done an incredible job!! I have PP before, so don't know why this gave me so much trouble. I love the block, so I will attempt another.
I think that it looks nice. I did not print the pattern but drew it out myself. I guess I was lucky in that respect. I did think at the time that I had created more work for myself as I had to figure out measurements and to make sure that the body was in proportion to the roof etc. On the whole, I think that everyone has done great! :thumbup:
01-11-2011, 11:53 PM
#589
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Originally Posted by whitepine
I have been lurking for years but for this BOM I had to come and join the fun. I've always wanted to do buildings. I have "borrowed" some ideas from the earlier posts and would like to thank the early posters for breaking the path. :) They are all wonderful. There is so much to learn from other interpretations of the block and I look forward to putting some of those things into the next blocks. I haven't fastened the tree yet as I'm kind of waiting to see some of the next building blocks.
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