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Quarter page coloring is a little bigger. Barbara could you ask Lynn if she minds my posting this.
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The top is finished. Now to decide how to quilt it
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Thank you for the coloring page. I drew it up in EQ8 and started playing. Since it is so easy to switch out blocks in EQ8...
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I was wondering the same thing - are you doing Autumn or Spring colorway
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Beautiful! Happy little ladybugs!
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Beautiful, Ursula. Isn't it wonderful we can make changes to give quilts our own touch?!
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Lynn Wilder graciously shared her coloring page for Laurel Ridge should you wish to play with fabrics/colors. Find it on...
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Hi Barbara, Margaret K here. I was able to reply to Elizabeth A. under my post about selling templates but is there a way...
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Elizabeth A. Yes!! Thank you I am interested. I will pay your original cost plus shipping. I don’t know how to contact...
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It is finished! I did my own floral arrangement and added the ladybugs with 3D fabric paint. This was a challenging but...
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Wow Margo. That looks wonderful now. I find this whole story fascinating both historically and as a learning story on the importance of considering grain, measuring, cutting, and accurate stitching. She would not have had the advantages of our rulers and rotary cutters that help so much with all of that, but she soldiered on and finished the top. I wonder if its wonkiness played into her decision not to quilt it though. Really fascinating.
"Neglect not the gift that is within you..." -1 Timothy 4:14
Betty Jo
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Originally posted by eileenknyMargo, those quilts will be loved even more because of the issues. I don't envy you at all having to deal with them however :lol: . I think you're doing an awesome job! What else are you working on?
I don't know how you gals who do this for a living balance your work and your life!
I just want to get this last one done so I can get to my blocks from the Wot Rott reel exchange!!
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
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Margo, you're doing an excellent job on these not so perfect quilts. I definitely don't balance my work and my life. It's either quilts or everything else. For the rest of this year it will be mostly everything else. Maybe when we get moved I will get more organized and try to stick to a better schedule.
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Ditto to all the accolades, Margo! I think Lois is on to something...if you don't write a book, you certainly have enough material/pictures/experience to write a detailed article about the subject. Maybe QN would be interested in hearing from you! Thanks, as always, for sharing your knowledge and experiences with us. Nancy
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Thanks for the votes of confidence, but I'm sure there are lots of more experienced long-armers who could provide a lot more useful info than what I've learned with these 10 quilts! We can just keep it between us! :wink:
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !
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Handi-Quilter 16, with a Pro-Stitcher (for computerized quilting) and I luv my machine!
http://www.handiquilter.com/product/...lting-machine/
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
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Today's adventure begins with checking the sides before I attach the borders.
This is the kind of thing I'm finding.
The orange lines mark piecing lines to make patches large enough, and they aren't much of a problem.
A tear, however, needs a creative tuck!
Luckily this top measured close to the same across the middle and both ends of each side, so making perfect miters was not a problem.
I got the top mounted and plan to stabilize everything with Superior's VANISH thread before I start quilting.
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !
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It's fine, Helen.
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Quarter page coloring is a little bigger. Barbara could you ask Lynn if she minds my posting this.
If she mind,... -
The top is finished. Now to decide how to quilt it
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Thank you for the coloring page. I drew it up in EQ8 and started playing. Since it is so easy to switch out blocks in EQ8...
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I was wondering the same thing - are you doing Autumn or Spring colorway
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Beautiful! Happy little ladybugs!
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Beautiful, Ursula. Isn't it wonderful we can make changes to give quilts our own touch?!
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Beautiful, Elizabeth.
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Really pretty, Helen.
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Love your fabric choices!
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Lynn Wilder graciously shared her coloring page for Laurel Ridge should you wish to play with fabrics/colors. Find it on...
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Yes, there is. Click on their name, it takes you to their profile. There you find the Private Message button. Easy. She...
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