Santa block swap ( signup closes July 15, 2010)
07-08-2010, 05:53 AM
#172
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Originally Posted by CraftyGirlCreations
Can you do machine embroidery for these blocks? Just wanting to know if this is an option :)
07-08-2010, 06:39 AM
#173
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I think I would like to do this, as I love swaps and have tons of Christmas fabrics. I will look for some Santa patterns.
Question: Can we use some cute Santa fabric and make something traditional like log cabin blocks? Or does it need to strictly be some type of Santa block? I know how to paper piece and applique, but I'm more traditional in my piecing. What say you?
Thank you. :)
Question: Can we use some cute Santa fabric and make something traditional like log cabin blocks? Or does it need to strictly be some type of Santa block? I know how to paper piece and applique, but I'm more traditional in my piecing. What say you?
Thank you. :)
07-08-2010, 08:25 AM
#176
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What does the rest of the group think. Do you mind if people make a traditional block with santa fabric or do you want to be strictly Santas?
Originally Posted by AllyJo
I think I would like to do this, as I love swaps and have tons of Christmas fabrics. I will look for some Santa patterns.
Question: Can we use some cute Santa fabric and make something traditional like log cabin blocks? Or does it need to strictly be some type of Santa block? I know how to paper piece and applique, but I'm more traditional in my piecing. What say you?
Thank you. :)
Question: Can we use some cute Santa fabric and make something traditional like log cabin blocks? Or does it need to strictly be some type of Santa block? I know how to paper piece and applique, but I'm more traditional in my piecing. What say you?
Thank you. :)
07-08-2010, 08:35 AM
#178
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Location: Somerset PA
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I don't mind if it's a block with santa fabric.
I think it will just help to break up the quilt and give it a good overall sampler type feel.
already have my patterns picked out!
now to just get time to sew them!
I think it will just help to break up the quilt and give it a good overall sampler type feel.
already have my patterns picked out!
now to just get time to sew them!
07-08-2010, 08:43 AM
#179
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Tampa, FL
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Originally Posted by pvquilter
What does the rest of the group think. Do you mind if people make a traditional block with santa fabric or do you want to be strictly Santas?
Originally Posted by AllyJo
I think I would like to do this, as I love swaps and have tons of Christmas fabrics. I will look for some Santa patterns.
Question: Can we use some cute Santa fabric and make something traditional like log cabin blocks? Or does it need to strictly be some type of Santa block? I know how to paper piece and applique, but I'm more traditional in my piecing. What say you?
Thank you. :)
Question: Can we use some cute Santa fabric and make something traditional like log cabin blocks? Or does it need to strictly be some type of Santa block? I know how to paper piece and applique, but I'm more traditional in my piecing. What say you?
Thank you. :)
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