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    Old 06-12-2014, 09:45 AM
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    Have you seen Wanderlust? It's a stunning scrap quilt. It's on my list, my very long list. LOL

    http://www.quiltmaker.com/patterns/d...html?idx=25623
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    Old 06-12-2014, 09:56 AM
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    WOW !! Go for it if you have the time to get it done. Looks like Sawtooth Star and Ocean Waves collided in mid air. Good Luck.
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    I think I just found my next leader/ender project.
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    Beautiful quilt, but not one I'll be doing.---Way to many tiny pieces
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    I bought this magazine earlier in the week and fell in love with this one! I am making "kits" for sewing later, and I am going to kit this one from my stash....one block at a time so the colors all work. That isn't the way she says to do the sewing but it makes sense to me. If I package each block's pieces in a sandwich size Ziploc......I think it will work! My lack of variety in darks and lights may be a problem though.....
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    I love that quilt also! Geez, I need to finish some projects, but I will set that aside as a possible reward for myself.
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    Originally Posted by teacherbailey
    I bought this magazine earlier in the week and fell in love with this one! I am making "kits" for sewing later, and I am going to kit this one from my stash....one block at a time so the colors all work. That isn't the way she says to do the sewing but it makes sense to me. If I package each block's pieces in a sandwich size Ziploc......I think it will work! My lack of variety in darks and lights may be a problem though.....
    That's a great idea! Like your own BOM.
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    It's a beautiful quilt! She is the only reason I still subscribe to Quiltmaker!!
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    Is this pattern in any of her books? I just ordered most every one of the books!
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    Does anyone know if the pieces to this stunning quilt can be cut on the Accuquilt Go? In other words, does anyone know the sizes of the triangles and other pieces? I'm wondering if I have dies for them, and if so, I'm interested! I'm not asking for the pattern, just wonder if anyone knows the sizes of the triangles. The last Bonnie Hunter quilt I cut with a rotary cutter but by hand - for a class she taught, BTW - took 40 hours to cut. I'm not doing that again anytime soon!

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