ever start an expensive project but absolutely hate working on it?
#31
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Corpus Christi, Tx.
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I do a couple blocks or a couple hours, whichever comes first. If I get back to it the same day, I make sure I do at least an hour. Once I was really motivated and got in 3 hours. Before I knew it, I had it pieced and ironed. Took me about 10 ten days. It was a small baby quilt.
#32
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Nebraska
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I love this discussion! I decided to just do pillow cases for three dgd who also love Frozen. Happened to be able to take two of the girls to the movie last December and we had so much fun. Ended up paying a premium price for the Frozen fabric on-line since local stores said they sold out as soon as they got it. Just finished the first one this week-end for an upcoming birthday. I did appliqued snow flakes on the header piece, three on each side and then did machine blanket stitch around them. Turned out cute but all I could think was twelve more to go! Found the snowflake designs in one of my quilting magazines. Then needed to do a Spiderman pc for her little brother. That one was a snap though. No tedious applique for Spidey! The other two Frozens will need to be done before Thanksgiving for the next birthday. Oh well, we will all just hang in there, one stitch at a time
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