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I was having a similar problem with my first few blocks then I realised that I wasn’t paying attention to the way in which...
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As always, Helen, your creativity shines through....
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When I first started quilting I never played with the top tension thread. I left it on default all the time.
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Well, I am way behind, but I finished Month 1. I took a picture of both the front and the back. I pressed the seams open...
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Month 4 Done!!! Now I am planning a butterfly border. HelenW
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Helen, I am REALLY struggling with Monopoly thread breaking every 12 inches or so of stitching on my appliqué quilt. Does...
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I use bias maker a lot- read directions, not too hard to master and very handy
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I can underwright your fanny motto
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Cool idea to incorporate applique Blocks!
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Very interesting your corners!
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Your blocks are beautiful. What a fun quilt. HelenW
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Love your play on words Susanne! To me it looks like it could use a splash of a different
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I forgot to post the photo of my blocks of month three.
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Last month I was busy with other projects but now I've sewn any block of this quilt and can't wait to start with appliqueing...
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All my log cabin blocks done! Now back to month 2 and 3
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I'm using warm brights in each block with blue accents. Trying out the navy fabric for sashing.
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I could use some ideas for making my circle more circular. It needs “improv”-ment.
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I love the look of your solids. It really sharpens the block patterns.
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Twas the night before Christmas
Barbara Black's quilts were not made,
Her threads were all tangled, her cookies delayed.
The stockings weren't finished, the pantry was bare,
Poor weary Barbara was tearing her hair.
Stacks of fat quarters, tipped over in streams,
Visions of finished projects had just turned to dreams.
What to her wondering eyes should appear,
But all the TQS quilters with all of their gear.
They went straight to work with just a few mutters,
Sorting and stitching and using their cutters.
Some patterns emerged from all of this mess,
Garden Party vases and flowers along with all the rest.
Her projects were finished, And Alex's quilts too,
The cookies were baked by the Sew N Sew group.
Their work was all done, so they packed up their stash
And boarded Santa's sleigh taking off in a dash.
I heard HelenW say as they drove out of sight.
Happy quilting to all and to all a good night.
Have a Very Merry Christmas Barbara Black.
Best Wishes for a long continued Joyful Journey. HelenW
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You win, Helen, for Best Post of the Day! Thanks, and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Barbara Black
Huntsville AL
https://bbquiltmaker.blogspot.com
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JUST THE BEST!!!! Now get over to my house!!! LOL Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night!Comment
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Helen W. this is the most wonderful Christmas Poem to honor Barbara Black. You are certainly a winner in the quilt group. You help so many people just like Barabara & we are grateful to have you aboard. Merry ChristmasComment
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Yikes!!! I was not expecting to see my name in the newsletter this morning. Just wanting to bring a smile to Barbara
Black's face. She does so much behind the scenes as well as being on top of everything in the forum. She is so appreciated.
Merry Christmas to all, and 3 cheers to our BOM leader taking us forward to the Garden Party. HelenWComment
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Thanks, HelenW. Just shows how all weOriginally posted by HelenW View Post
TQS members are one big happy tribe. When you’re here, you’re family!Barbara Black
Huntsville AL
https://bbquiltmaker.blogspot.com
"I am a part of all that I have met." A. Lord TennysonComment
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Terrific and funny poem. Thanks Helen for writing it. Barbara Black certainly deserves the poem for all the wonderful advice and instruction she gives throughout the year. Thanks also to Helen for your helpful advice and beautiful quiltsComment
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Just catching up on posts.This is wonderful, Helen! Both you and Barbara are treasures! Wishing our TQS community a happy and healthy new year!Carole B. aka nhbasketsComment
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Love the poem Helen. Great job!Comment
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Thanks Sandy, Are you planning on doing this years BOM? HelenWOriginally posted by sandytn View PostComment
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Carole B, Thanks for the compliment. Seems like this next BOM was made just for you and your fear of your sewing machine.Originally posted by nhbaskets View Post
Barbara said the pattern has the dog ear borders done in applique. Sounds like the whole quilt can mostly be done by hand. Have you started
thinking about it? I am not really into vases of flowers, so my flower containers might be more like watering cans, wheelbarrows, and who knows what. HelenWComment
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I haven't decided yet. After I finish the two BOMs I am working on, I want to concentrate on smaller projects so I may do the center vase and see what happens. Applique is my favorite technique.Originally posted by HelenW View PostComment
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Sandy, Like the saying, Bet you can't eat just one! My guess is Bet you can't Make just one Block. HelenWOriginally posted by sandytn View PostComment
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