New BOW from Piecing the Past... cutting!
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Sewbiz & Wildyard....just beautiful and rich colors you are using. I've made several CW quilts but it's been awhile. Got distracted with "way bright" but these warm colors appeal to me.
Blue Bell... This is right up your alley so I can't wait to see what you create...
Blue Bell... This is right up your alley so I can't wait to see what you create...
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Nice job sewbizgirl! I like your neutral fabric. I've had to go scrappy on my background fabric as I don't have enough of just one fabric. I'm trying to keep them in the same color group tho. It's amazing how many beiges, tans, ivory, off whites and such there are.
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Thanks, Wildyard. I think scrappy neutrals look great too. That's what I did for my Rest and Refreshing quilt.
Thanks Toverly. When you find nice CW fabrics they do steal your heart. There is a quilt store about an hour away, in Vicksburg near the battlefield where the CW was fought! Of course, they have the best selection of civil war fabric. The name of the store is Stitch n Frame, Bovina MS. They have a website.
Thanks Toverly. When you find nice CW fabrics they do steal your heart. There is a quilt store about an hour away, in Vicksburg near the battlefield where the CW was fought! Of course, they have the best selection of civil war fabric. The name of the store is Stitch n Frame, Bovina MS. They have a website.
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I used the block layout diagram, and put all my blocks (so far) up on my design wall. The 'holes' are for the ones we haven't done yet. It's going to be a big, beautiful quilt, I think.
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