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WOW! All hand-dyed. Great job of dyeing.Originally posted by Zarah
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I'm still appliqueing my center block but you are all inspiring me! I am not behind, I'm enjoying the process. :mrgreen: I've got my fabrics for the lattice, all the 2 1/2" blocks are printed out (thank you again, Annis!!!
) and DH Mike is going to cut the fabric for me on his Quiltcut 2.
I'll catch up, don't worry :wink: :wink: .
from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
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Eileen, you're in good company as I'm still working on my centre block. I have learnt a huge amount just in this one blcok so by the end of the quilt I will have gained a great deal from this quilt. :-) :-)
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I just scrolled through and saw all those wonderful centers!! love the different renditions and the fabric choices are just gorgeous!!Deb from Toronto
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Eileen and Pam, hurray for taking the time you need to enjoy the process! I am looking forward to seeing your center blocks. In the meantime, thanks for all the kind words and encouragement that you have given the rest of us!
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Connie, one of the advantages of being a bit behind the rest of you is that I can read the forum and browse through show and tell and it helps me alot in my colour choices and design. I am enjoying working on my BOM very much but it is sooootime consuming. Everything seems to take four times longer than I expect it to. :roll: :roll: However I know that at the end it will have been worth every minute.
In leafy Berkshire, south of England.Comment
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I second that, PamOriginally posted by pam7040Connie, one of the advantages of being a bit behind the rest of you is that I can read the forum and browse through show and tell and it helps me alot in my colour choices and design. I am enjoying working on my BOM very much but it is sooootime consuming. Everything seems to take four times longer than I expect it to. :roll: :roll: However I know that at the end it will have been worth every minute. :!:
from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
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Just finished 112- 2 1/2" paper pieced blocks....... it was fun sewing them, but trimming is another story, lol. Now sew them together and then I get to make some swags!!!
Sharon
from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
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I just finished my lattice border, and am officially starting my month three while it is still month three! But, since I am doing hand applique, and still need to design my corner units, it will take me a while to complete month three. I will take my time and enjoy the process. The lattice wasn't as easy as it looked. It was hard for me to get a stacked (as apposed to nestled up to) chevron to match precisely. But, I am loving all of the color, and know that this next month's border will calm it down a bit. In the BOM Show and Tell most of the pictures are square. So, I challenged myself to try to crop my picture, which is much wider that it is tall. Since I had recently played around in "Paint" I was able to (after a few mishaps :x ) get a fairly square photo that I could save, find, and post! So, now it is on to month three!
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WHOO-HOO!! Lots of learning going on, and your quilt is WONDERFUL!!Originally posted by ScoopieI just finished my lattice border, and am officially starting my month three while it is still month three! But, since I am doing hand applique, and still need to design my corner units, it will take me a while to complete month three. I will take my time and enjoy the process. The lattice wasn't as easy as it looked. It was hard for me to get a stacked (as apposed to nestled up to) chevron to match precisely. But, I am loving all of the color, and know that this next month's border will calm it down a bit. In the BOM Show and Tell most of the pictures are square. So, I challenged myself to try to crop my picture, which is much wider that it is tall. Since I had recently played around in "Paint" I was able to (after a few mishaps :x ) get a fairly square photo that I could save, find, and post! So, now it is on to month three!
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
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Oh! Dawn your BOM is so fresh and bright I love it. Dorothy UK
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Dawn your BOM is stunning and such a joy to look at, I love the centre block
Taree NSW - Australia
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Well I can't say it any better than Dorothy. "Fresh and bright" is right! I love your BOM Dawn!Lyndhurst, Ohio USA - East Side Suburb of Cleveland, Ohio
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Very pretty and colorful, Dawn! I understand the difference between stacked and nestled. That's why I pieced mine so they would be nestled. But sometimes you don't have a choice.
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