jaciqltznok

the pattern name should be "commit me NOW"...wow....

OHSue

All I can say is "Oh my gosh" you must be crazy. I would so mess up those seam allowances! Good luck and keep us posted, it sounds like it will be a beautiful quilt.

jeanneb52

WOW! I wouldn't even think of doing that one...let us know how it goes

duckydo

You can purchase Fairy Frost in Stover MO at the NuStyle quilt shop,, she did carry several colors www.NuStyle.com

Geri B

Lovely, but I am not in the least tempted.........those small pieces would drive me crazy....in this for relaxation, not frustration.......but to each his/her own......

Geri B

Looking and reading about this quilt makes me wonder something........it appears to be similar to a miniature process, so wouldn't those seams be better off at 1/8" rather than the traditional 1/4"? That would seem to eliminate some of that bulk. Lots of luck to those doing this one....not my cup of tea......

Chay

Without looking at the pattern, I wonder if there's any way to do it using paper piecing? I'm working on a Dear Jane quilt right now, some of the 5" squares have 40+ pieces and my head would be exploding without paper piecing - although actually I use the freezer paper piecing method. Just a thought .....

JudyLynne

For your fairy fabrics and/or frosty blenders, check out Michael Miller fabrics at grandmasatticquilting.com
i just saw her site this morning.

maddysgrammy

Thanks I just found their new website and its on its way. I so excited. I think batiks would be beautiful in this quilt. I think I'm going to do it reproductions. I currently working on a Dear Jane and I like that kind of look.

Havplenty

the 'omigosh' quilter designer, sue garman, likes working with teeny tiny pieces. here is her blogspot where she has other teeny pieced quilts.