Dear Jane
06-05-2016, 10:44 PM
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Very pretty block!
I'm enjoying the Farmer's Wife 1930's blocks... learned paper piecing so I could make them. They are pretty similar, (65 pieces is not uncommon!), and my blocks have been coming out at about 6.25" square. It's a real feeling of accomplishment to finish one.
I'm enjoying the Farmer's Wife 1930's blocks... learned paper piecing so I could make them. They are pretty similar, (65 pieces is not uncommon!), and my blocks have been coming out at about 6.25" square. It's a real feeling of accomplishment to finish one.
06-05-2016, 11:39 PM
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Many of the blocks are hand pieced or applique....so they travel well, like to the dr office waiting room and such. its a fun quilt if you are not in a hurry to "get er done", but enjoy the process. Like you say, it will be a filler quilt to work on amongst the others you do. If it is the only quilt you do, it will seem painfully laboreous, with slow results. I loved making mine, did not mean to discourage you as I babbled on.....
06-06-2016, 01:35 AM
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Location: Alaska
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Very pretty block!
I'm enjoying the Farmer's Wife 1930's blocks... learned paper piecing so I could make them. They are pretty similar, (65 pieces is not uncommon!), and my blocks have been coming out at about 6.25" square. It's a real feeling of accomplishment to finish one.
I'm enjoying the Farmer's Wife 1930's blocks... learned paper piecing so I could make them. They are pretty similar, (65 pieces is not uncommon!), and my blocks have been coming out at about 6.25" square. It's a real feeling of accomplishment to finish one.
06-06-2016, 01:37 AM
#17
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Many of the blocks are hand pieced or applique....so they travel well, like to the dr office waiting room and such. its a fun quilt if you are not in a hurry to "get er done", but enjoy the process. Like you say, it will be a filler quilt to work on amongst the others you do. If it is the only quilt you do, it will seem painfully laboreous, with slow results. I loved making mine, did not mean to discourage you as I babbled on.....
06-06-2016, 02:28 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Liberty, Pa
Posts: 2,084
Very pretty. I started mine in 2008 and am still working on it. I made 64 blocks and 26 triangles, plus the 'kites' and am now putting it together....not going to go for the gold and do the whole thing!!
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