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Thank you! What a great site. I'm glad I saw yours first, I like more than the picture on the web site. Looking forward to making up some fabric I have been saving for a lone star. Thanks again.
Originally Posted by Jagsd3
Originally Posted by KwiltyKahy
Where did you get this pattern? I have been searching the net for 2 days and can't find one.
Originally Posted by whinnytoo
Mine is a Karen Stone pattern called ULS 11 and all paper pieced. I love a challenge and this one didnt disappoint!
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Mine is a Ricky Tim's Kaleidoscope quilt. I was pleasantly surprised it turned out pretty good as I just used scraps from my stash.
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Donna B love your Kaleidoscope quilt
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Originally Posted by jean1941
Donna B love your Kaleidoscope quilt
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My quilt in my AVaTar is a simple charm quilt I made from 4' SQUARES in the 9 patch pattern. Alternating lights and darks.
It is husband's new quilt to keep him warn in Alaska when he returns in a few weeks. It gets cold up there out on the islands where the wind, rain, sleet and snow come down most days and then the sun usually makes an appearance. |
Wow, now that's what I call a scrap masterpiece.
Originally Posted by DonnaB
Mine is a Ricky Tim's Kaleidoscope quilt. I was pleasantly surprised it turned out pretty good as I just used scraps from my stash.
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Mine was a wall hanging pattern that I enlarged to queen size. Also a shower gift for my 1st grandaughter-in-law as she loves sunflowers.
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I love seeing all these quilts and the stories that go with them. Mine is just a crib quilt. My DIL requested the quilt for her baby would be with a rainbow theme. I couldn't come up with any brilliant ideas, but thought I would try to incorporate rainbow colors rather than try to make rainbow shapes. I machine pieced and hand quilted it. The front is flannel and the back is cotton. I sure enjoyed watching it come together.
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Originally Posted by Bobbielinks
I keep seeing these beautiful quilts in the avatar pictures. Would you please tell me about the pattern, what inspired you, why you chose those colors. Anything you care to share.
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I only recently changed mine and now it's a top I just finished and am going to quilt SOON! It's my own original design based on Margaret Miller's Block Bender technique and once it's quilted it will be for sale - if I can bear to part with it! Usually I'm sick of looking at a piece by the time I've finished it and am glad when it's sold and out of here, but this one, I never tire of looking at!
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