I February 2011 BOM Farmhouse pictures.
02-25-2011, 02:24 PM
#732
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K-Rigby I love the embellishments on your house! Mine looks so plain. I love the idea of a tiny little quilt on the front porch!
I have a question: when you come to the final step and are ready to assemble all the blocks together - do you take the paper off prior to sewing? I'm having trouble matching up seams when the paper is still on, but was sure someone had told me it stays there until everything is sewn. ( I'm using very thin wash-away paper made for paper piecing )
I have a question: when you come to the final step and are ready to assemble all the blocks together - do you take the paper off prior to sewing? I'm having trouble matching up seams when the paper is still on, but was sure someone had told me it stays there until everything is sewn. ( I'm using very thin wash-away paper made for paper piecing )
02-25-2011, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Millstream Mom
K-Rigby I love the embellishments on your house! Mine looks so plain. I love the idea of a tiny little quilt on the front porch!
I have a question: when you come to the final step and are ready to assemble all the blocks together - do you take the paper off prior to sewing? I'm having trouble matching up seams when the paper is still on, but was sure someone had told me it stays there until everything is sewn. ( I'm using very thin wash-away paper made for paper piecing )
I have a question: when you come to the final step and are ready to assemble all the blocks together - do you take the paper off prior to sewing? I'm having trouble matching up seams when the paper is still on, but was sure someone had told me it stays there until everything is sewn. ( I'm using very thin wash-away paper made for paper piecing )
02-25-2011, 02:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Toto's Mom
Got my farmhouse done yesterday, and here it is:
Looks kinda plain now, after seeing the additions some of you did.
Need to add a quilt and cats or something. Farm porches are seldom EVER that empty.
Looks kinda plain now, after seeing the additions some of you did.
Need to add a quilt and cats or something. Farm porches are seldom EVER that empty.
02-25-2011, 05:43 PM
#737
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Originally Posted by Toto's Mom
Got my farmhouse done yesterday, and here it is:
Looks kinda plain now, after seeing the additions some of you did.
Need to add a quilt and cats or something. Farm porches are seldom EVER that empty.
Looks kinda plain now, after seeing the additions some of you did.
Need to add a quilt and cats or something. Farm porches are seldom EVER that empty.
02-25-2011, 08:28 PM
#740
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Originally Posted by Toto's Mom
Got my farmhouse done yesterday, and here it is:
Looks kinda plain now, after seeing the additions some of you did.
Need to add a quilt and cats or something. Farm porches are seldom EVER that empty.
Looks kinda plain now, after seeing the additions some of you did.
Need to add a quilt and cats or something. Farm porches are seldom EVER that empty.
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