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11-22-2013, 04:04 AM
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I'm loving it! If you want to go larger - you could do some shades of black and then some shades of the rose/pink (?) color and have the real colorful blocks swirl between those 2. i think a lap quilt would be awesome!
11-22-2013, 06:04 AM
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Beautiful!
Another way to put them together that will make it quite a bit larger and allow you to see the individual designs created, but still maintain the "flow" is to use setting triangles of a solid or blender in between.
Another way to put them together that will make it quite a bit larger and allow you to see the individual designs created, but still maintain the "flow" is to use setting triangles of a solid or blender in between.
11-22-2013, 08:23 AM
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Mom 6 I like the sound of that but wouldn't know what size to make the triangles. How would I go about it. Thank you all for kind remarks. Remember this only started as trial with curtain fabric but it looks so good I may try and do something concrete with it.
11-23-2013, 08:31 AM
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I made a wall hanging, didn't have enough fabric for more, but isn't it fun to see how each block turns out???? I had a ball making mine. Keep saying I will make another, but haven't 
A suggestion...be sure to include a piece of the "whole" fabric to compare your blocks to (like maybe the border).
A suggestion...be sure to include a piece of the "whole" fabric to compare your blocks to (like maybe the border).
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