Hello to all!
#24
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Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Georgia
Posts: 346
Hi Jon,welcome to the board.It's a great place full of wonderful ideas,and great people.Take a look at the gallery for great photos,check out the archives/search, you'll find more ideas/patterns than you will find time to do them all!Hope to see you around in the forums.
#27
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Posts: 888
Welcome Jon! I have a suggestion (for those that have seen me share this several other places around the board, I am not affiliated in anyway to the blog.) http://knitnlit.blogspot.com/2012/09...-triangle.html
Some guy was engaged to a girl and they decided to make each other a quilt. He figured out (maybe on computer, which may interest you???) how many different designs ou could make with 16 half square triangle in each block. At this link are the introduction and connections to a do-along of each block. Each new block finishes with a link to pics of how everyone was coming along. This is my next project as I want something my husband, the engineer, would really get into. Whatever you decide, please post pics of your progress and complete top. Welcome. This link is the actual blocks each week. http://knitnlit.blogspot.com/search?...max-results=50
Some guy was engaged to a girl and they decided to make each other a quilt. He figured out (maybe on computer, which may interest you???) how many different designs ou could make with 16 half square triangle in each block. At this link are the introduction and connections to a do-along of each block. Each new block finishes with a link to pics of how everyone was coming along. This is my next project as I want something my husband, the engineer, would really get into. Whatever you decide, please post pics of your progress and complete top. Welcome. This link is the actual blocks each week. http://knitnlit.blogspot.com/search?...max-results=50
Last edited by yobrosew; 02-21-2014 at 07:02 PM.
#28
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: Centralia, WA, USA
Posts: 4,890
Welcome Jon and SusanF.
Jon: you can try applique and embroidery. The blocks in the quilt I'm making for my grandniece have both in them and I'm having fun learning how. Also, if you need ideas try signing on for some of the block of the month stuff. I'm currently following along on Elisabrat's Medallion style quilt build and that's providing the design for the rest of my grand niece's quilt.
Rodney
Jon: you can try applique and embroidery. The blocks in the quilt I'm making for my grandniece have both in them and I'm having fun learning how. Also, if you need ideas try signing on for some of the block of the month stuff. I'm currently following along on Elisabrat's Medallion style quilt build and that's providing the design for the rest of my grand niece's quilt.
Rodney
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