Oh, am I glad this is finished
04-08-2011, 02:27 PM
#121
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Wow, just beatiful. I have the blocks made and there it sits. I just bought 15 yds. of muslim ( need to wash). I want to try qayg, probably do it in strips.As soon as I finish another project (famous last words,grin).
04-08-2011, 02:47 PM
#122
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Location: Broadway, Shenandoah Valley, VA
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Originally Posted by coastienest
Did you ever have one of those projects where all you did was just pray to get through it all? Well this is my thorn in the side.
I don't know what I did, but it ended up coming out just as it should have. I don't know if my cutting was off the slightest bit or I just wasn't doing the 1/4" seam correctly but nothing seemed to line up on the edges. I decided to just make my stars all follow in line and not worry about the edges. I never did square up the blocks because I was afraid to cut it. That is how badly it was not in line. Yet when I put all the blocks together and just followed the seam line, it worked out. I didn't even need to square it up when I was all done. It was square!!!!! How that happened, heaven only knows.
The added stress of needing it finished for a bridal shower didn't help much either, but it was finished in time. My daughter fell in love with it and wants one for herself. SO I guess the next time I want to get all stressed out over a quilt I think I'll make one for her HAHA!!!! Maybe next time, I'll be problem free.
The pattern is from the Nov/Dec 2005 issue of the Fons & Porter Love of Quilting magazine.
Thanks for looking
I don't know what I did, but it ended up coming out just as it should have. I don't know if my cutting was off the slightest bit or I just wasn't doing the 1/4" seam correctly but nothing seemed to line up on the edges. I decided to just make my stars all follow in line and not worry about the edges. I never did square up the blocks because I was afraid to cut it. That is how badly it was not in line. Yet when I put all the blocks together and just followed the seam line, it worked out. I didn't even need to square it up when I was all done. It was square!!!!! How that happened, heaven only knows.
The added stress of needing it finished for a bridal shower didn't help much either, but it was finished in time. My daughter fell in love with it and wants one for herself. SO I guess the next time I want to get all stressed out over a quilt I think I'll make one for her HAHA!!!! Maybe next time, I'll be problem free.
The pattern is from the Nov/Dec 2005 issue of the Fons & Porter Love of Quilting magazine.
Thanks for looking
04-08-2011, 02:52 PM
#124
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Bakersfield, CA
Posts: 2,067
This is one of my very favorite patterns. I think it is called the Hunter's Star, I have the pattern and am going to make one soon. I made a little "test" top a couple of years ago, and it is not difficult using Thangles. I only used two colors and it is pretty, but yours is BEAUTIFUL and you should be proud of it. Bravo.
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