Carpenter's Star Quilt
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If it bothers the original poster, it bothers her.
Directional fabrics with a block/design like that can be very tricky to work with.
Seems like a project where a lot was learned - and - in my opinion - it's quite all right to start over with a different pattern or different fabrics.
The fabrics did go together nicely.
Directional fabrics with a block/design like that can be very tricky to work with.
Seems like a project where a lot was learned - and - in my opinion - it's quite all right to start over with a different pattern or different fabrics.
The fabrics did go together nicely.
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I agree. If she doesn't like it the way it is, I applaud her for figuring out what doesn't work for her and changing it. That's how we grow.
Good for you, can't wait to see it!
Good for you, can't wait to see it!
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No advise on the quilt but I am a Michigander who know exactly where Colon is. It's tucked away in south central Michigan away from traffic, industry and is just a lovely gem in the middle of farm country. Good luck on the quilt. I have not made on yet, but it is on the "someday" list.
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