Virtual Quilting Weekend -- Thanksgiving Weekend
11-27-2016, 06:31 AM
#72
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Watson, is that technique called picture piecing? I just bought a pattern to do that and it looks difficult. Yours is looking great so far!
11-27-2016, 08:52 AM
#74
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Love the coffee quilt! I have a simple baby blanket (Troll fabric front, flannel back with a large crosshatch to hold them together) to trim and bind this weekend, I finished the Arkansas crossroads quilt top that I was working on during the last VQW, I was planning just flannel for the back also but haven't proceeded further with it yet, I have some Hobbs heirloom but not sure if I want it to be that heavy. Have to think about it some more.
11-27-2016, 09:45 AM
#76
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Here is the finished OMG quilt. I'm pleased with how the borders turned out - I may turn the front to the back for the binding - can't really think of anything else that would work.
And my helpers -
helping to keep the completed UFO's from taking off . . . I need to get pictures so I can post them on the UFO challenge thread. I've been trying hard to get some done before the end of the year.
I'm almost done with the 4 patch blocks for the BH Mystery, and then I want to play with some charm squares and the mini-twister ruler I bought a while ago and having used yet.
And my helpers -
helping to keep the completed UFO's from taking off . . . I need to get pictures so I can post them on the UFO challenge thread. I've been trying hard to get some done before the end of the year.
I'm almost done with the 4 patch blocks for the BH Mystery, and then I want to play with some charm squares and the mini-twister ruler I bought a while ago and having used yet.
11-27-2016, 11:31 AM
#77
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Great quilts being finished (or worked on). I had precut an entire layer cake for Quatrefoil. With each block at 12 1/2" I realized that I had enough for two 3x4 and one 2x6 quilts. Holy cow, what was I thinking? Must have not had brain engaged when I did all the precuts. Oh well...... Now I have 12 blocks done and ready to press. I found that some blocks do better if I finger press as I go and give them a final press after assembly.
11-27-2016, 11:47 AM
#78
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Watson
11-27-2016, 12:31 PM
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