#8 mystery quilt train ride - it's scrap-alicious!
02-02-2015, 08:27 AM
#881
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Step 4 is a power step with all the stars. Love the scrappy quilts Judy.
This past week end I completed Mystery ride #6 at a retreat.
I set out to complete UF'S but I think I made more instead.......
I did complete a Christmas top and a pieced backing for a single be.
Am ready for Feb 21st....
This past week end I completed Mystery ride #6 at a retreat.
I set out to complete UF'S but I think I made more instead.......
I did complete a Christmas top and a pieced backing for a single be.
Am ready for Feb 21st....
02-02-2015, 08:28 AM
#882
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02-02-2015, 08:31 AM
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02-02-2015, 09:04 AM
#885
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I love all the different versions of the top! and the border with the complete stars is fabulous but the simples cornestones look beautiful too.
I finished mine too. I'm learning a lot. First time with friendship stars. Judy, this 4 clue has been great to hone my skills but I must say that the matching it is not my best
but improving!!! I'm now thinking how finish it and waiting the next scrappy train ride!
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I finished mine too. I'm learning a lot. First time with friendship stars. Judy, this 4 clue has been great to hone my skills but I must say that the matching it is not my best
but improving!!! I'm now thinking how finish it and waiting the next scrappy train ride![ATTACH=CONFIG]508506[/ATTACH]
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02-02-2015, 09:06 AM
#886
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I'm making my final star-border wider than 2.5 inches, so that I
1) don't have to put on a further border, and
2) don't risk chopping the star points with my binding cos I didn't put on a further border!
Laziness wins out again lol.
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Doing it this way means I have a spare inch of border past the star points to attach my binding to
02-02-2015, 09:19 AM
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I hope you are wearing good shoes, cos here's some more toe-stepping
I'm making my final star-border wider than 2.5 inches, so that I
1) don't have to put on a further border, and
2) don't risk chopping the star points with my binding cos I didn't put on a further border!
Laziness wins out again lol.
Doing it this way means I have a spare inch of border past the star points to attach my binding to
I'm making my final star-border wider than 2.5 inches, so that I
1) don't have to put on a further border, and
2) don't risk chopping the star points with my binding cos I didn't put on a further border!
Laziness wins out again lol.
Doing it this way means I have a spare inch of border past the star points to attach my binding to
02-02-2015, 09:36 AM
#888
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Posts: 367
Thanks, Judy.
I can't believe how easy this all went together! Like I said, I haven't been quilting that long. all m seams went together so easy. that is not me!!.
Thanks Again Judy..
I'll be waiting for the next train---
I can't believe how easy this all went together! Like I said, I haven't been quilting that long. all m seams went together so easy. that is not me!!.
Thanks Again Judy..
I'll be waiting for the next train---
02-02-2015, 09:57 AM
#889
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yes, it was mystery # 4 and the stars in the sashing formed sawtooth stars. Good memory! I incorporated the missing 4th flying geese in the borders.
Judy you did not step on my toes it is your mystery and you can explain it better than me. Seems like a past mystery there was stars in the sashing and either you or maybe another rider on the train finished them in a similiar manner. I love all the shared ides I get here on the QB.. 
02-02-2015, 10:01 AM
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Siodach, no toe stepping as far as I am concerned! And I think your solution is brilliant! Absolutely brilliant.
I love the sharing and help all of you train rders give when one of the passengers is stuck on some part of the puzzel.
Guess what I started this morning? Sample for scrappy #9 mystery. I think it will be a hit, but I think this one may be hard to beat. It is my favorite of the scrappies I have done.
Off to the gym, gotta keep my energy level up to stay ahead of you guys!
I love the sharing and help all of you train rders give when one of the passengers is stuck on some part of the puzzel.
Guess what I started this morning? Sample for scrappy #9 mystery. I think it will be a hit, but I think this one may be hard to beat. It is my favorite of the scrappies I have done.
Off to the gym, gotta keep my energy level up to stay ahead of you guys!
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