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Old 09-22-2013, 04:26 AM
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I would dearly love to have the patience to finish one of these three patterns, I just can't get "into" them like I can with other patterns. For as long as I remember I have always loved Cathedral Windows, DWR and Storm at Sea. I can't do mystery quilts either, I want to get a view of the finished design before I select materials.
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Old 09-22-2013, 04:47 AM
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I think it would be 2 quilts. The Baltimore Album but I don't do applique. The other is the Dear Jane. I'm 67 and don't want any long, drawn out projects that take years to complete. I'm trying to get all my UFO's finished so that when I do go, there will be nothing undone.
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Old 09-22-2013, 05:20 AM
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there are so many but Mariners/broken star totally intimidates me
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Old 09-22-2013, 05:29 AM
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Originally Posted by karenpatrick View Post
I think it would be 2 quilts. The Baltimore Album but I don't do applique. The other is the Dear Jane. I'm 67 and don't want any long, drawn out projects that take years to complete. I'm trying to get all my UFO's finished so that when I do go, there will be nothing undone.
I plan to do a Baltimore Album but I will use machine applique and lots of bling! On my list.
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Old 09-22-2013, 05:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Butterfli19 View Post
Any of the quilts she makes:

http://dontlooknow.typepad.com/

Bad bad....I love some of these. More to add to my must make list!!
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Old 09-22-2013, 05:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Judith1005 View Post
I want to one day do a Storm at Sea. I'd also like to applique a Mariners Compass on it or piece it and work it into pattern. I'm not exactly intimidated. But, I really don't have the fabrics or pattern yet. I'm am looking for the paperpiece pattern for it. It is one of my top must do someday pics. (I want to do it in the traditional blues and white!)
I can see this with a lighthouse to one side and a beautiful sail boat on top of the "waves"!
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Old 09-22-2013, 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted by SueSew View Post
Oooh great question Jeanne. I bet you with zip right through that paper piecing - good luck, hope you are feeling better.

I just bought a book by Yoshiko Jinzenji because of the gorgeous rich red pieced quilt I saw in the Amazon 'sneak preview'. Now I've got the book in hand I learned that the 'gorgeous quilt' is really a lot of 12" miniquilt mandalas made with antique fabrics and silks and all hand pieced, then just placed next to each other like a quilt - for the photo shoot. She gives you all the patterns for the mandalas, about an inch high, and you need to create your own templates, figure out if they can be paper pieced somehow, what doesn't have to be hand quilted...(at 65 I am not interested in a long project)

Well,if I'm going to do it, I better get started and see if I can do at least one mandala.

This is the link to peek at the book in Amazon - it's lovely
http://www.amazon.com/Quilt-Artistry...shiko+jinzenji
I think I would pick several mandalas which I liked the best and enlarge them to make it easier to make.
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Old 09-22-2013, 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted by justflyingin View Post
I want to try bargello, a 3D quilt, and Snake River Log Cabin.
What is and where would I find the pattern Snake River Log Cabin? My sister saw one at the Puyallup fair in WA state and mentioned that IF I wanted to make her a quilt that would be the one. I haven't goggled it yet. Your post reminded me of her comment.
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Old 09-22-2013, 06:22 AM
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I have 3...Dear Jane but I'd like to learn to hand-piece first. DWR and Emily's Wedding Quilt that Liz Porter made for love of quilting. I'm pretty afraid of that 54-40 block.
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Old 09-22-2013, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted by willferg View Post
I like Nancy Martin's Shakespeare in the Park. Some day...
Maybe we should do it as a group? I have fabrics already in a tote! Judy Martin is one of my FAV designers. I am planning a Virginia Star Sampler. Its the same setting as SITP, but each star is diff.

My dream is a Triple Feathered Star...dream on! lolol
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