Country Snowball quilt top
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Originally Posted by Marvel
This is so pretty when you used all of the prints. Now you will have what we all crave- space for more material.
And then I lucked out at a garage sale this past weekend....I got 18 yds of fabric for $5.00!!!!
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Originally Posted by ScrappyAZ
I love your quilt! I made a snowball quilt but used the same fabric for the corners. Now I see that the quilt works very well with a variety of fabric for the corners. Thanks for helping me see outside the box!
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Originally Posted by teacherbailey
Because I am a quick and functional quilter (I get bored with the time-consuming pretty designs!) I'd quilt it by running long lines of stitches diagonally on each diagonal so that every snowball ends up with an X through it. Plenty of quilting for what I consider to be the CUTEST PICNIC QUILT EVER!!!!!
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Originally Posted by jad1044
How I'd love some of that country fabric... having a hard time finding some to do my animal quilts for my greats! They are beautiful!
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Originally Posted by AnitaSt
Outstanding scrappy quilt. Lots of good lessons in using value and color placement. Thanks...this is a bookmark!
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Originally Posted by TexasSunshine
I really like it, a good way to use up scraps or odd small pieces of fabric. I think it would make a good table covering. I have a 48 inch round table and make a square to cover it.
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Originally Posted by Pennyhal
I love scrappy looks. What I especially like about this quilt is that it can be a "search and find" quilt for a child as well. For a small child, just fold in half. Very nice.
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