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I got my blocks finished and placed them on my design wall according to the picture of the finished quilt. Have a great...
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Love the patterns on your fabric, especially the brown on the right!
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Way to problem solve!
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So many pretty blocks from everyone
I finally got started on mine today and I'll be sewing them together tomorrow. I...
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Monique, I like how you make the star points show up as a star and the 4 patch look like a 4 patch. I might do the same...
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Sue, If you look at the top banner, Click on LEARN. Then scroll down on the left side until you see Dee Christoper and...
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Very clever and inventive!
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I am so grateful to you Barbara for always responding to us so quickly! Thanks so much! I thought it was the ‘Copper Trail...
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My greatest progress this month was creating my own flying geese rule since I could not order the Bloc Loc, I used multiple...
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Here is my Pick a Petal Plus.
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I’m using my own fabrics with a little different orientation...
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Thanks Barbara!
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The pattern says the extra strips are just in case you need it. Those using their own fabric may have width of fabric less...
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What a great idea!
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where do i find the new class i can't watch on saturdays and haven't been able to find the shows on facebook or utube
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Hi, I am starting the granddaughter’s version and in month one why is there a whole 4 patch strip set leftover? We are...
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Thanks Lynnanne, It is a fun little distraction since I can't start the Laurel Ridge until the fabrics come out that I want...
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Those are beautiful, Rosemary !! Similar to Temari ? ? I did that for a while... way back when
I could see better ! :P
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Rosemary, Nice work. That's what you do when your sewing room is occupied.
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yes it is - a good way to make a co-ordinating stand for the temari balls :wink: and they finish a lot faster than a bed quilt 8)Originally posted by idahoComment
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Pretty cool, Rosemary! I'm not big on metal thimbles or anything cumbersome on my fingers (I've resorted to bandaids and the like)--might be time to make my own thimbles... they'd probably work well with my sashiko work. Thank you for the inspiration!
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Great looking earrings and thimbles Rosemary. Enjoy being back in your sewing room. I always have great intentions of keeping my room tidy when I get it back after a guest has forced me to tidy it all up - but it never happens. It's usually a mess within a couple of days. :roll:
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Rosemary, I printed out a paper on how to make one of those thimbles, but haven't figured it out yet. Well done.Comment
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Ritzy, I think Rosemary wrote up a tutorial somewhere, sometime but I don't remember where or when. A lot of help I am!! :roll: :roll:
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Marilyn, I love your Halloween quilts. They're so cute. You are a great inspiration to get things accomplished. I want to be like you when "I grow up" :wink:
What a great present for your guest Rosemary! Your thimble and earrings are beautiful. I have no idea what Temari is but now is on my "to learn" list. :wink:
Ritzy, I think this is what Lois mentioned above http://forum/the-quilt-shows-discuss...ow-mothers-day. There Rosemary posted several links. I'll be checking them. I have a hard time with metal thimbles too so, hope this kind would work for me.
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I've seen some of Rosemary's thimbles she has made they are superb! Quite beyond me how she sews so fine and gets such an amazing finish.
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Silk threads always give a wonderful & lusterous finish, single strand & small needles for the rest :wink:
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and a good pair of glasses :wink:
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Nah! I have to take my glasses off for this type of work, since I am short sighted.
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