OBW finished.
03-09-2011, 05:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Susy
Your OBW turned out beautifully, they sure are addicting, aren't they? I just have a lot of trouble getting a decent placement but yours is just perfect!
03-09-2011, 06:02 AM
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You will love the book. I have all three in the series. They really are addictive.
Originally Posted by Mary M
Wonderful! And I love that quilt on your bed. I wanrt so badly to do a OBW but the tute just didn't give me all the info I needed so now I am waiting for the book I ordered.
They do appear to be fun and great for creating one of a kind.
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They do appear to be fun and great for creating one of a kind.
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Originally Posted by Aunt Bea
Well, it's done and quilted and ready to ship off to my friend in NM. I really enjoyed doing the OBW so much that I've started a second one. I'm afraid I'm hooked as I can't look at material without counting the repeats. Thanks for looking, I also added the start of the second one. Third is the quilt on my bed. Meant to post this on that thread and didn't get around to it.
03-09-2011, 06:05 AM
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Please keep us posted on your progress when you get the book. Be prepared to get hooked on them.
Originally Posted by earthwalker
All three quilts are lovely...I ordered a book from the USA the other day. Don't think I could manage a OBW without a ready reference. Your bed quilt is especially nice...very pretty palette.
03-09-2011, 06:07 AM
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Originally Posted by quilter711
You make it sound so easy. It looks so hard. You give me the incentive to try. Maybe you could do a tut on OBW????
03-09-2011, 06:20 AM
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Thanks K, that means a lot to me as you were my inspiration.
Originally Posted by k3n
This turned out fabulous! The cubes are great in it and I'm loving the next one and how it's looking... great job!
03-09-2011, 06:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Aunt Bea
Thanks K, that means a lot to me as you were my inspiration.
Originally Posted by k3n
This turned out fabulous! The cubes are great in it and I'm loving the next one and how it's looking... great job!
Could you post a pic of the fabric for the second one? I love the swirls it's making. Funny what you said about counting repeats -I was at a show a while back, with some Asian chrysanthemum fabric rolled partly off the bolt, working my finger down the length to judge the repeat and two ladies walked past, one nudged the other, pointed at me and whispered 'stack n whack!' :lol: Lucky I know it's not a new form of insult! :mrgreen:
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