Mystery Quilt - Claudia's Quilt Shoppe
03-11-2010, 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Lockeb
Everything looks so wonderful.....YIPPEE!!!! I am alrady longing for April 1st!!!!!
03-11-2010, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Lockeb
Everything looks so wonderful.....YIPPEE!!!! I am alrady longing for April 1st!!!!!
If you have nothing else to do, then stop on by and help me with my February and March! then you can help me tackle other projects as well! ;-)
Kind Regards,
MaryAnna
03-11-2010, 03:48 PM
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Thanks everyone for your kind remarks.
roseOfsharon,
If I can give you a bit advice for the snowflakes, use spray starch on those triangles before you sew. I hate doing HSTs of any size and those little ones were daunting. I am a really stubborn person and decided I would do them. I found they were easier to work with when the fabric was fairly stiff from the starch. Also use leaders before you chain sew them so the machine won't eat the triangles as easily.
Mine aren't perfect but they are satisfactory. You can do it.
roseOfsharon,
If I can give you a bit advice for the snowflakes, use spray starch on those triangles before you sew. I hate doing HSTs of any size and those little ones were daunting. I am a really stubborn person and decided I would do them. I found they were easier to work with when the fabric was fairly stiff from the starch. Also use leaders before you chain sew them so the machine won't eat the triangles as easily.
Mine aren't perfect but they are satisfactory. You can do it.
03-11-2010, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Lockeb
Everything looks so wonderful.....YIPPEE!!!! I am alrady longing for April 1st!!!!!
We are going to Paris in April so it can't get here fast enough!
I also haven't been able to guess what April's row will be and I love surprises.
Looking forward to seeing roseOfsharon's snowflakes.
03-11-2010, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by JanieW
Originally Posted by Lockeb
Everything looks so wonderful.....YIPPEE!!!! I am alrady longing for April 1st!!!!!
We are going to Paris in April so it can't get here fast enough!
I also haven't been able to guess what April's row will be and I love surprises.
Looking forward to seeing roseOfsharon's snowflakes.
Kind Regards,
MaryAnna
03-11-2010, 07:55 PM
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Originally Posted by ligia
Originally Posted by MaryAnna
I'm working on a French quilt (BOM), They are amazing quilters!
MaryAnna
MaryAnna
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Ohhh... inquiring minds ... you know what ... :mrgreen:
The quilt is called Le Jardin using Rouenneries by French General from Moda fabric, the BOM can be purchased from The Thrifty Needle or Quilter's Shop, both are dot.com stores online. www.thethriftyneedle.com is a little cheaper for the BOM. There's plenty of applique involved with this one and applique is new to me, so it's challenging. It's just so...oh la la French!
Kind Regards,
MaryAnna
03-12-2010, 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by MaryAnna
The quilt is called Le Jardin using Rouenneries by French General from Moda fabric,
Last year I downloaded Bunny Hills free BOM , only 3 blocks are done. Its my very cute UFO ... :XD:
03-12-2010, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by JanieW
Thanks everyone for your kind remarks.
roseOfsharon,
If I can give you a bit advice for the snowflakes, use spray starch on those triangles before you sew. I hate doing HSTs of any size and those little ones were daunting. I am a really stubborn person and decided I would do them. I found they were easier to work with when the fabric was fairly stiff from the starch. Also use leaders before you chain sew them so the machine won't eat the triangles as easily.
Mine aren't perfect but they are satisfactory. You can do it.
roseOfsharon,
If I can give you a bit advice for the snowflakes, use spray starch on those triangles before you sew. I hate doing HSTs of any size and those little ones were daunting. I am a really stubborn person and decided I would do them. I found they were easier to work with when the fabric was fairly stiff from the starch. Also use leaders before you chain sew them so the machine won't eat the triangles as easily.
Mine aren't perfect but they are satisfactory. You can do it.
I will do that Janie, I did spray the ones in my layout.. I intend to sew in a few minutes and hope to get them finished today! Thanks for the tip and encouragement :)
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