Basic Instructions for Boxes of Strings
11-18-2018, 03:15 PM
#93
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This baby ended up being king sized!!
She's finished and ready to be quilted!! I made the mistake of laying the partially completed top on our bed and fell in love!! We really don't need another quilt but I can't let this one go! Thank you so much for the wonderful tute! I used ultra light weight fusible interfacing for the foundation (Fabricland had bolts of it on sale for a ridiculously low price. It was 20 inches wide and I used almost 18 yards!!)
Oh and I should add that I put out a call to our sewing group and was given a lot!! narrow strips and scraps. So happy to make something out of them. The next one will be a community quilt for our guild outreach program.
Oh and I should add that I put out a call to our sewing group and was given a lot!! narrow strips and scraps. So happy to make something out of them. The next one will be a community quilt for our guild outreach program.
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11-20-2018, 01:00 PM
#96
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Thank you for the instructions and ideas on using different sizes.
GingerK what a beautiful quilt. The idea of light fusible web as a foundation is a good idea.
I have lots of strings. Maybe I will start with a small one and see how it goes.
GingerK what a beautiful quilt. The idea of light fusible web as a foundation is a good idea.
I have lots of strings. Maybe I will start with a small one and see how it goes.
11-20-2018, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by GingerK
She's finished and ready to be quilted!! I made the mistake of laying the partially completed top on our bed and fell in love!! We really don't need another quilt but I can't let this one go! Thank you so much for the wonderful tute! I used ultra light weight fusible interfacing for the foundation (Fabricland had bolts of it on sale for a ridiculously low price. It was 20 inches wide and I used almost 18 yards!!)
Oh and I should add that I put out a call to our sewing group and was given a lot!! narrow strips and scraps. So happy to make something out of them. The next one will be a community quilt for our guild outreach program.
Oh and I should add that I put out a call to our sewing group and was given a lot!! narrow strips and scraps. So happy to make something out of them. The next one will be a community quilt for our guild outreach program.
11-30-2018, 08:11 PM
#98
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Location: Southeast Idaho
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This is a wonderful tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing your techniques with all of us. Can't wait to get started on this and as a leader-ender project, like someone else said, this will be perfect.
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