k3n, my OBW'S
01-25-2011, 10:53 PM
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I am still planning to do one, having bought a great Beyer fabric for it about 2 years ago, but DH is really pushing on reducing UFOs and scraps. He's right. We live in a single wide trailer. We just don't have that much space.
01-26-2011, 02:05 AM
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Originally Posted by omak
Long story short - - the triangles are five inches tall (bummer!) ... on the other hand, my friend and I will be working on the OBW because (even though I have never done one before <g>) at this point I know more about what is supposed to happen than she does ... I am REALLY excited! Don't mean to steal this thread, and I won't probably say anything more, but I was so excited/am so excited over my upcoming adventure I had to tell someone, and I knew if k3n was anywhere around, she would appreciate my being all atwitter <g> <wave>
I always appreciate you Omak, a twitter or not! Now that kit sounds intriguing, do you mean that the triangles have already been cut? Sorry, now we really ARE hijacking! Could you start a topic about it and post a pic? Or PM me? :D
01-26-2011, 07:46 AM
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http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-23518-97.htm#2360547
I have posted the story here, in my bunkhouse (PDA). I will see if I can have Miss Darlene bring the kit back in for photographs. Thank you for your interest, and thank you allowing me to celebrate on this thread ;-)
I also, put the link to this thread in my bunkhouse so that I will be able to find my way back here when I actually have pictures. <wave>
I have posted the story here, in my bunkhouse (PDA). I will see if I can have Miss Darlene bring the kit back in for photographs. Thank you for your interest, and thank you allowing me to celebrate on this thread ;-)
I also, put the link to this thread in my bunkhouse so that I will be able to find my way back here when I actually have pictures. <wave>
02-06-2011, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Jan T
So very different from eachother. Both so very pretty and interesting to look at. I love a quilt that draws you in and makes you want to look closer and closer. Well done!
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