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Margo, I love your neutral quilt! I think the quilt would be beautiful in Ricky's fabric, too. I'm not going to start either quilt right now--I just have too much going, but will download the pattern for the pieced quilt for future reference. Judy in Torrance
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To see more pictures, please check out the new BOM SHOW & TELL link. It is located at the bottom of the drop-down menu under BOM.
I've added some that shows Sue's quilting on her original quilts, and it it gorgeous!
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Sue, I'm more an applique person than an star person, but this quilt hooked me -- and hooked my husband too because he helped me decide which color scheme to use! Thanks, Margo, for all your inspiration! Just last night, I ordered bright yellow fabric for my background, then today I saw your neutral quilt -- Wow!! It's stunning!!
Robin
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Hiya Rondie
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just an addit to my last post Is there anyone from downunder attempting these quilts I would be interesred to know
Yep, I am from Melbourne. What a pity you are not next door!!
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Margo,
I am learning how to use the forum and how to view posts. I cannot see the 3 posts relating to the 2 white 5-1/2 squares. Have they been deleted?
Just interested.
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Lou, jgshrop had started a separate post for that question. To find the original, go to Forum Home, Block of the Month, Star Crazy and you will see the post titled: Month 1 blocksOriginally posted by lou19
or you can click here:
forum/index
Also....when you first get to the forum, there is a link at the top right of the page that says "view your posts". It should show up there if you click that link! Welcome to the forum!
BTW...for what it's worth, the BOM forums are a little confusing right now with 2 projects going on. We all need to get used to the new format.
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Dear Margo,
Thanks for your explanation. It does take a little getting used to moving between the various pages. I am already becoming familiar with things.
Lou
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Episode 601 (with Jinny Beyer) is wonderful! At the beginning of the episode Alex and Ricky share some great tips for constructing flying geese units that are applicable to our Crazy Star blocks!
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Its good to now that there are some other Aussies on TQSOriginally posted by kazzyComment
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Hey Rondie!Originally posted by rondie
If you will click on "COMMUNITY" on the purple bar at the top of the page, then click "search", "find a member", and select "Australia" from the drop-down menu, you will see that there are a LOT of Aussies here! Have fun!
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Just like everyone to know that the frustration for me is that it is already the first of the month here in OZ 11;30am and I have to wait till the you guys over there hit the 1st before i can get instructions 'no fair'. to make matters worse today is a day of for me. Oh dear I must live in the wrong hemishere!!!!Comment
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I'm planning on making a queen size quilt so I've been trying to plan what my quilt will look like. I'm thinking of adding another row to the middle. Do you think it would be more balanced if I added two rows?
Thanks
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Michelle, if you only add one row (two star blocks/three Irish Chain blocks) the end would look really off balanced. You would probably like the look better if you add two rows; an additional 5 star blocks and 5 Irish Chains plus all the extra border pieces.
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Margo, I have just looked at your tutorials, they are full of good ideas. Thanks! I like the way you apply your starch and let it dry overnight. I go back and forth about whether to starch or not to starch. As a novice quilter the starch helps me keep control of the fabric but I worry about leaving the starch in the scraps. Do you leave it in or wash it out? I'm concerned about little critters being attracted to the starch or having permanent creases if I throw the scraps into the bin (I'm not exactly neat). Thanks for any insight you may have.
Sarah
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