BOM - OCTOBER 1 2007 (DRUNKARD'S PATH and/or MORNING STAR) - Directions & Discussion
#21
mine will 8". if I know Yvonne and Marcella, theirs will be ... like ... 6" or 4". so ... you get NO sympathy here. :lol:
nephtys ... 2 colors will be quite fine. i was seriously considering using only one. that way, it'd be harder to see the puckers and other wonky bits. :wink:
nephtys ... 2 colors will be quite fine. i was seriously considering using only one. that way, it'd be harder to see the puckers and other wonky bits. :wink:
#25
I'm new here but I love to jump right in. I had already printed
out the Dunkard's Path and was looking forward to trying it.
Sew I printed out the Morning Star as I love star blocks! A
couple questions do you take the whole month for them both
and just post questions plus a photo when done?
out the Dunkard's Path and was looking forward to trying it.
Sew I printed out the Morning Star as I love star blocks! A
couple questions do you take the whole month for them both
and just post questions plus a photo when done?
#27
Freda ... please feel free to take as long as you need. we don't have a deadline. post questions as comments as you want or need to. and YES, PLEASE let us see photos when you're finished - whenever that might be.
Dcurvey ... i'm afraid it would be impossible to tell you how much fabric to get unless i know the size block you plan to make, how many fabrics, etc. it varies from block to block. i've been working mostly out of my scrap bag since i make only one of each block. (ok. time for honesty. i make only one worth keeping. sometimes it takes more than one try to get it right. i have such pretty trash! LOL)
i don't think we've made any yet that would use more than 1/4 yard of any one fabric. some people buy fat quarters for each block. i assume they use the scraps later for something else. however, since fat quarters cost a lot more than buying a regular 1/4 yard, you should buy them only if you collect them for all or most of your quilting needs. less expensive to just buy a cut 1/4 yard.
Dcurvey ... i'm afraid it would be impossible to tell you how much fabric to get unless i know the size block you plan to make, how many fabrics, etc. it varies from block to block. i've been working mostly out of my scrap bag since i make only one of each block. (ok. time for honesty. i make only one worth keeping. sometimes it takes more than one try to get it right. i have such pretty trash! LOL)
i don't think we've made any yet that would use more than 1/4 yard of any one fabric. some people buy fat quarters for each block. i assume they use the scraps later for something else. however, since fat quarters cost a lot more than buying a regular 1/4 yard, you should buy them only if you collect them for all or most of your quilting needs. less expensive to just buy a cut 1/4 yard.
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