Charm Packs Question
#13
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Keene, New Hampshire
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Take a look at Nickel Quilts or More Nickel Quilts by Pat Speth.
http://www.amazon.com or http://www.abe.com
Abe.com is a great source for used books in good condition
http://www.amazon.com or http://www.abe.com
Abe.com is a great source for used books in good condition
#14
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Massachusetts
Posts: 2,005
charms are wonderful. You can make the disapearing 9 patch several different ways. go to the u tube tutorials or Missouri Star Quilt Co for ideas. I am taking their quilting course on line(20.00) and they have several ways to use charm packs. Precuts are the way to go for me. Jelly rolls are great too.
#16
I like to use charms in a boxed square. Here is one I did.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-45871-1.htm
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-45871-1.htm
#19
Wow... lots of good answers, thanks! I'll go look up the patterns you all suggested. The Nickle Quilts books look great (did you know she has more than two now?)
I was in a wonderful quilt shop in Jackson MS. yesterday, drooling over a beautiful quilt on the wall, made in Moda's Bliss line. Can't afford to do it right now, but would love to play with some Bliss charm packs!
I must be crazy because they were giving away (in a drawing) some fancy new late-model Bernina machine. All you had to do for your name to go into the drawing was sit and watch a demo of the machine. I didn't even want to spend the time doing that. A complicated, computerized, plastic-housed machine just doesn't appeal to me, even for free! I love my old Bernina 830 and am looking for an even older Singer 15-91... (sigh) Maybe I should go back and watch the demo. That machine could buy an awful lot of fabric and batting. LOL.
I was in a wonderful quilt shop in Jackson MS. yesterday, drooling over a beautiful quilt on the wall, made in Moda's Bliss line. Can't afford to do it right now, but would love to play with some Bliss charm packs!
I must be crazy because they were giving away (in a drawing) some fancy new late-model Bernina machine. All you had to do for your name to go into the drawing was sit and watch a demo of the machine. I didn't even want to spend the time doing that. A complicated, computerized, plastic-housed machine just doesn't appeal to me, even for free! I love my old Bernina 830 and am looking for an even older Singer 15-91... (sigh) Maybe I should go back and watch the demo. That machine could buy an awful lot of fabric and batting. LOL.
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