New Year Mystery Quilt
12-28-2011, 05:26 PM
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Ok here is a quick list and it doesn't mean you have to do it- just that you might 
sharon b
sew1096
havplenty
cottontop
pamsue
San-Sing
xtgirl
patiese1
lindy-2
brookemarie19
BMP
donac
lfstamper
LJsunflower
fabriclvr ( you know you will )
did I miss anyone ?
sharon b
sew1096
havplenty
cottontop
pamsue
San-Sing
xtgirl
patiese1
lindy-2
brookemarie19
BMP
donac
lfstamper
LJsunflower
fabriclvr ( you know you will
) did I miss anyone ?
12-28-2011, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Fabriclovr
I have done everyone of these that they have done for the past 5 years. Some of the quilts are wonderful and I would do them again, others, well... lets say they are in my finished top stash and may get used as a backing for another quilt! LOL
I couldn't figure out this years instructions, so I figured that I would wait till the 2nd set of instructions to get a better idea of what they are talking about. I am not sure how many fabrics they are wanting and then they say that we should have a jelly roll. When I do these, I try not to buy anything and try to use everything out of my stash. This year, I am not sure.
How many will be doing this and will you be checking in here as well as Planet Patchwork??
Susan
I couldn't figure out this years instructions, so I figured that I would wait till the 2nd set of instructions to get a better idea of what they are talking about. I am not sure how many fabrics they are wanting and then they say that we should have a jelly roll. When I do these, I try not to buy anything and try to use everything out of my stash. This year, I am not sure.
How many will be doing this and will you be checking in here as well as Planet Patchwork??
Susan
12-28-2011, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Havplenty
what is the black white trick? c'mon spill the secret.
12-28-2011, 07:49 PM
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ok. i knew that one just wasnt sure what sharon was referring to.
Originally Posted by Sadiemae
A good way to sort your fabrics into darks/mediums/lights or graduating colors like a Bargello is to either take a black and white photo, or you can also place them on a scanner and scan them in black and white.
12-28-2011, 07:56 PM
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LOL wasn't sure about all the strips I picked out - so I turned the color photo to Black & White and BINGO I have at least one that needs to be replaced - couple more that are iffy
12-29-2011, 05:35 AM
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I will definitely be following along. I have a jelly roll and bought the extra fabric I need. Too bad I will have a house full until sometime in the afternoon on New Year's Day and won't be able to sew along with all of you. Hopefully I'll be able to start later in the day and then will be able to complete it on Monday or Tuesday. One of these years I'll be doing it along with all of you.
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