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Thank you, Carol G. I enjoyed watching the development of your quilt top. Rusty is fine!
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Sandie I had to laugh at your cats at first because I seriously considered cats instead of birds on my vines. I hope Rusty...
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I used Print n Piece Fuse Lite for raw edge appliqué on Afternoon Delight. It worked great.
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Barbara, If we had wanted to do raw edge appliqué for this project, what stabilizer/fusible would work well for that? Does...
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Barbara, how do I contact the Shop? I would like to order several notions to take advantage of free shipping when the...
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Thank you Helen! I had planned on doing the same thing - old school copy and paste - but this last week really got away...
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Helen, A red door would have been nice, if only I’d thought of it sooner. However, It’s not too late to incorporate...
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Sonia, thank you for your explanation and photos. This will help people with this block.
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This is the hand piecing tutorial I send folks in our Jen Kingwell club at my LQS.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L...
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Beautiful block Sonia. This really makes me want to learn hand piecing. Any chance you could also
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Sonia, Thank you for all the pre start effort you are doing. I tried hand stitching half of the block, my outside border...
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This would work, but if you can handle the curve from piece J to K, I think you can stitch the petals in as well! Worth...
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When you cut and mark your pieces, be sure you mark both the dots and the sewing line. To find the line on a curved piece,...
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Here it is sewn up! It wasn't hard -- and I didn't sew it the easiest way. Took me about an evening of sewing -- 3 or 4...
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OK, here's how I think it comes together easiest.
Sew each piece I to piece J, to make four units. Then sew...
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I rather use a large-scale print for the vase but chose this one for clear color. And this forced me to use fabrics read as solid for red and orange petals. -
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My month 4 is the daffodil block. Progress so far. Sure having fun building a garden party. HelenWComment
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I got a little crazy with the berries LOLComment
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Another great block!
Linda H
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Month 4, decided to make a nine patch as center pieced block for a little less fussy. The Dresden center seemed to be bossy on my quilt. I’ll decide later if I will not use the Dresden’s. I do like the happy surprise of the white four petal flowering look on the alternate blocks. So exciting to see everyone’s progress.Comment
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#21.3Editing a commentWow! I LOVE your interpretation of the quilt design and the colors are just so soothing! Are you using Japanese taupes? -
Pamela, Maybe you think your Dresden is bossy because it is all of the dark gray colors ( reads more solid looking) You could
audition a lighter color version, or a variety of values of color in it, or maybe the colors you used for
the flowers in the the vases to bring those colors to the pieced blocks. I always audition a bunch of
color combo's and often find the one I least expect to like, is the one that looks best when viewed
with the rest of the quilt. Whatever you do will be beautiful, you have a real talent for combining
fabrics. Looking for to seeing you finished quilt. It will be a real winner!!! HelenW
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Here’s my latest progressComment
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Oops! Here’s month 4 photoComment
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Decided to change it up a bit but still use my West African fabrics. 2 approaches. Will gift them as smaller pieces. Still enjoying this processComment
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