BOM 2011
#161
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Originally Posted by Quiltgranny
Originally Posted by gypsylady5
I also think the Blocks from the Bible would be interesting to make into a sampler quilt.
#162
Originally Posted by lab fairy
Originally Posted by Quiltgranny
Originally Posted by gypsylady5
I also think the Blocks from the Bible would be interesting to make into a sampler quilt.
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Originally Posted by Quiltgranny
Originally Posted by lab fairy
Originally Posted by Quiltgranny
Originally Posted by gypsylady5
I also think the Blocks from the Bible would be interesting to make into a sampler quilt.
#164
I personally would go for any of these themes. I love stars, never done houses and the idea of mother/grandmother is cool as long as it doesn't involve hand piecing, LOL.
Looking forward to see what the group decides.
Looking forward to see what the group decides.
#167
Originally Posted by pamdux
I love the grandmother, mom blocks, but I am open to any BOM. I just love them all.
look forward to whatever gets chosen.
#169
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Has anyone seen Carol Doak's book, "50 Fabulous Paper Pieced Stars"? It would interest those who want to do a block for each state. Each star in this book is named for a state. Let me tell you, they are breath-taking..........
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I love Carol Doak's stuff but would that mean we would all have to find that book? Just thinking ahead.
Maybe we could have a paper piecing block for those who like that, an applique block for those who like that, a traditional block for those who want that... Wow, we could BOM for years and never fit them all in. This could be very interesting.
Maybe we could have a paper piecing block for those who like that, an applique block for those who like that, a traditional block for those who want that... Wow, we could BOM for years and never fit them all in. This could be very interesting.
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