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08-04-2007, 10:02 PM

#11

amma

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Welcome Steve and Redrummy, I also am new here. This is a great group, very welcoming. Will look forward to your future postings and pictures!

08-05-2007, 06:56 AM

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tia sarah

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welcome steve, redrummy steve you sound like a very talented man . can't wait to see some of your quilts. .....redrummy can't wait to see some of your work. will be praying for a quick recovery.

08-06-2007, 07:29 PM

#13

redrummy

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Hi Steve, yes, that is the quilt I made for my daughter. The colored squares have a lady bug print. I'll get more pics in soon.
I am going thru radiation now, and hope to get quilting again soon. I appreciate all the kind words and prayers, I also have enjoyed reading all the hints and tips you all share.

08-06-2007, 10:33 PM

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Steve

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Ladybugs, how cool is that! It sounds like a wonderful respit from the illness. One stitch at a time sews the quilt. :D

12-01-2007, 12:17 PM

#15

cheyenne100954

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Hi my name is vickie I have made 10 tops so far jusy cant seeem to gt the hang of quilting together the pieces.. any easy ways please help..I have 22 grand kids to make quilts for so i need all the help I can get I am looking for a pattern for around the world quilt in queen size... thanks everyone

12-01-2007, 03:21 PM

#16

Moonpi

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cheyenne100954, Welcome! That was my very first quilt, years ago, from a breif magazine article. You may want to try Eleanor Burns' Quilt in a Day books. She really strives to fins easy ways to do many patterns.

12-01-2007, 06:03 PM

#17

cheyenne100954

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Thank you very much but if anyone happens to have a pattern please let me know.....thank you all

12-02-2007, 09:57 AM

#18

redrummy

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hi Vicki,
I don't really have tips, I just lay the pieces out, sew the squares together, then just lay the pieces back out, sew the squares together, till i have entire strips, then sew strips together. Using a design board to plan the pieces out, or graph paper for large quilt ideas, then the design board to be sure I liked the colors together, I have done 3 round the world tops.
Ones I like doing also are diagonal stripes, very pretty and easy to do. Good luck.
Deb :mrgreen:

12-02-2007, 10:27 AM

#19

Moonpi

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The one I made was strip pieced. You added a new color to each layer, cut again, and assembled on quarters. There's a cute variation here:

www.kayewood.com/articles/trip.html

You would have to adjust sizes to make it a queen.