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I really like the way you played around with the placement of your blocks! --Lynn Wilder
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Thank you, Ann. My granddaughter is doing a fabulous job with the videos. --Lynn Wilder
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Alice, You hit a HOME RUN with you personal variation of Laurel Ridge. Just beautiful.
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Thank you for this list. My fabrics are literally overflowing their storage containers (I bet I'm not the only one with this problem) so I'm going to do my best to mostly use fabrics from my stash and not buy much new.
This list will make it easier to go through all my boxes and make selections so I know what, if any I still may need to buy. I appreciate it.
I've never done a BOM before, but this is just to beautiful not to make. I'm excited.
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I don't have a lot of yardage in my stash, mostly fat quarters. So, I just ordered BOM fabrics that require the big yards, like the background one and inserts. I am now committed to next years BOM. :shock: YIKES!!!I will probably have a million questions, need several shoulders to cry on and whine to. :wink: I am looking forward to joining this group very much. Sandi in FL
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Brink, the background fabric is for the background of the blocks. The fabric requirements didn't give the amounts for the backing (back of quilt). The binding amount is given, though. Go back to the first page of this thread and look at what Margo said about the background fabric. The amount will depend on whether you are going to make a scrappy quilt or a controlled fabric/color quilt. Hope this helps. Judy in Torrance
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Glad you will be joining us Hanne-Grete! The 6-1/2 yards is the background for a lot of the pieced blocks. It doesn't all have to be the same fabric, but it will probably work better if all of the backgrounds are a similiar VALUE. You want a definite dark/light contrast so that all the piecing you will be doing will show up!!! See how well the feathered star in the center shows up against the light background? Keep that in mind as you plan your colors. The background doesn't have to be light....it just has to contrast with the other fabrics. It's going to be a lot of fun to see the fabrics that everyone comes up with!
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !
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Originally posted by MargoGlad you will be joining us Hanne-Grete! The 6-1/2 yards is the background for a lot of the pieced blocks. It doesn't all have to be the same fabric, but it will probably work better if all of the backgrounds are a similiar VALUE. You want a definite dark/light contrast so that all the piecing you will be doing will show up!!! See how well the feathered star in the center shows up against the light background? Keep that in mind as you plan your colors. The background doesn't have to be light....it just has to contrast with the other fabrics. It's going to be a lot of fun to see the fabrics that everyone comes up with!
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !
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Originally posted by BrinkOfNorwayAnd Margo...I will try to make 2008 BOM in 2009...I have found the perfect way to needle turn applique...I think. I just need to try it out, and I will :lol: :P
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !
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Are the colors in the 2009 BOM kit you can purchase online similar to the ones used in the demo quilt?
I went to the store yesterday and tried to get some fabric but there wasn't enough of a description of the fabrics required to help me. Is there going to be a better explanation for those of us who are a little challenged? I'm used to the instructions that tell you what you need and refer to the design (e.g. assorted medium/dark blue prints = 3.375 yards).
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !
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Originally posted by SuperNovaAre the colors in the 2009 BOM kit you can purchase online similar to the ones used in the demo quilt?
I went to the store yesterday and tried to get some fabric but there wasn't enough of a description of the fabrics required to help me. Is there going to be a better explanation for those of us who are a little challenged? I'm used to the instructions that tell you what you need and refer to the design (e.g. assorted medium/dark blue prints = 3.375 yards).
The yardages are somewhat vague because Sue knew that there would be a lot of variation in how people put it together. If you feel like you need to know ahead of time exactly what fabrics you will be using, you might want to consider purchasing the kit. If you are doing your own thing, you might want to start with about four fat quarters and plenty of background fabric.
Like any BOM, the fun comes when you see all the ways that one pattern can be changed to reflect each quilter. Having made one already, I can tell you that I was still making fabric choices towards the end of the process and had a wonderful time exploring all the possibilities. It was a great learning experience for me!
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !
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The fabric that I'm going to use has a white background with the bright pinks, oranges, and greens. I thought the background could be a white on white. I don't use much white and I'm wondering if it would be too contrasty (is that a word?) It seems to me it could be a bit overwhelming. What do you all think? Gloria
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Beautiful! --Lynn
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I really like the way you played around with the placement of your blocks! --Lynn Wilder
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Thank you, Ann. My granddaughter is doing a fabulous job with the videos. --Lynn Wilder
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Love the block
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Alice, You hit a HOME RUN with you personal variation of Laurel Ridge. Just beautiful.
You must be familiar with similar... -
Yes EQ8 is a time sink…
I figured out how to print to pdf using pdfwriter. But you are right, taking a screenshot... -
Its beautiful up close! I love your roses fabric.
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Pamela F You do have beautiful fabrics, but you will lose the look of the blocks if it is too busy.
If you look at... -
Alice, Congratulations on getting EQ8. It is a wonderful software. But BEWARE it all suck a lot
lot of time out of... -
Thanks Helen! That is very nice of you! I've been busy so couldn't work on this project for a while. I took your advice...
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This should help:
https://thequiltshow.com/forum/block...6-position-in-... -
Under LEARN/BOM 2025 Laurel Ridge. You must be logged in as a Star Member to access the patterns. Sometimes I have to log...
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