My 1 hour quilt top.
08-27-2010, 07:40 PM
#52
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I love your fabric choices.
Those quilts are really fun to do and they do work up fast.
I request 6 kits at a time from QFK's and get all six tops done in 4 hours. 6 goes so much faster than working on one at a time and before you know it...they're done.
While working on those I can think about my next quilt or come up with solutions to a work in progress that might poise a problem.
Love your work.
Those quilts are really fun to do and they do work up fast.
I request 6 kits at a time from QFK's and get all six tops done in 4 hours. 6 goes so much faster than working on one at a time and before you know it...they're done.
While working on those I can think about my next quilt or come up with solutions to a work in progress that might poise a problem.
Love your work.
08-28-2010, 02:48 AM
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OK, you have inspired me - I have down loaded the pattern, and set the timer! I have 3 tops ready to quilt, all big, so I am waiting for my GF to organise another sewing day. This I can do on my machine.
Will let you know how I go!
Sat, 8:47pm Australian Time.
Will let you know how I go!
Sat, 8:47pm Australian Time.
08-28-2010, 03:46 AM
#56
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Originally Posted by Momsmurf
I love your fabric choices.
Those quilts are really fun to do and they do work up fast.
I request 6 kits at a time from QFK's and get all six tops done in 4 hours. 6 goes so much faster than working on one at a time and before you know it...they're done.
While working on those I can think about my next quilt or come up with solutions to a work in progress that might poise a problem.
Love your work.
Those quilts are really fun to do and they do work up fast.
I request 6 kits at a time from QFK's and get all six tops done in 4 hours. 6 goes so much faster than working on one at a time and before you know it...they're done.
While working on those I can think about my next quilt or come up with solutions to a work in progress that might poise a problem.
Love your work.
08-28-2010, 09:54 AM
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WOW!! :thumbup: You were fast at whipping this darling quilt top out!! I love the pattern & the fabric's you have chosen to put together. You are such an inspiration to everyone here on the Quilting Board!! Thank you for sharing.
:D :D :D :D
:D :D :D :D
08-30-2010, 06:13 AM
#58
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I was thinking the same thing. I was amazed at the speed you accomplished this quilt. Sometimes I don't start because I think it will take too much time. I should just start. I think the saying is, to just DO IT.
Thanks for giving us the time involved.
Thanks for giving us the time involved.
Originally Posted by RatherB Quilting
I would probably still be cutting it out. All you ladies make me feel like such a slow poke! Especially you, with a new baby! Mine is 16 months and in that 16 months I don't think I have finished one quilt!! (ok, I fib. I have finished one. But I don't think I've finished TWO)
It is really really cute though. I love the owls! Now you have to show it to us quilted. Wait...if you tell me you quilt them yourself too...
;)
It is really really cute though. I love the owls! Now you have to show it to us quilted. Wait...if you tell me you quilt them yourself too...
;)
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