Labyrinth Walk - this was tough for me!

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11-29-2013, 06:57 AM

#31

Czech Rose

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I like it in the red color. This is one I also plan to make.

11-29-2013, 06:07 PM

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mary quilting

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Yours turned out very well. You did a lot more quilting then I did on mine.Your colors look good to me.

11-29-2013, 06:19 PM

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GrammaNan

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That looks like a lot of work. You did a great job. I admire you for jumping out of your comfort zone.

11-29-2013, 06:22 PM

#34

zozee

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Kudoes for trying something intimidating. Turned out great. What a good hubby to encourage you.

11-30-2013, 04:24 AM

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sval

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Labrynth Pattern

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Originally Posted by Susy

Thank you and I guess, though I found it difficult, in hindsight it was really mainly being very organized! The 5 blocks(4 corners and 1 in the middle) came together quite easily and turned out awesome, the other 4 blocks were picky and hard to wrap my brain around. However, this is the 3rd project in 10 years of this hobby that I am really happy with(it also looks better on the bed than this pic, which, fresh out of the dryer, looks lumpier than it really is)

Oh wow. That is stunning. Where did you find the pattern? I would love to make that. Susan

11-30-2013, 04:57 AM

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quilterpurpledog

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You quilt is truly beautiful, the colors are great and the quilting looks like it really compliments your piecing. I think everyone needs to step out of their comfort zone for a new challenge. Being stretched really opens up new horizons. It is wonderful to have a husband who encourages your hobby-mine is also an enabler. Of course, I always try to encourage him in his model railroading. We visited a place in Wisconsin recently that was the winter grounds for Barnum and Bailey Circus and then he decided to model a circus train! We are birds of a feather.