I will check the dvd out. Now that I have a laptop, I can take it closer to the sewing machine and keep replaying things - my old brain needs replaying!!!

Hey Nin, that is really pretty. Someday you will learn to buy 3 yds. Makes a great stash. lol

When I got down to only a 10 in piece left, I heard your voice in my head. Always buy at least 3 yards :lol: :lol: I think I have learned my lessen this time :roll: I feel a road trip to Mary Jo's soon :-D

i got her dvd and did take some free patterns too and i'm going to try one day and do pp

you can do it Elsie, and then we will PP together :-D

Hay BW, chalk up another one :-D

veeeeery pretty

Thank you Bev!! :-D

Wow, you a so much braver than I.


Great job. :)

i forgot to ask you: how many seams come together in the center? they look nice and flat.

Save the road trip. I'll be down in July. Sewing machine and all. I need some help with scrap piecing. Colors, you know.

awesome

ok, I will wait until you get here, don't want to have all the fun without you :lol: And,doln't forget to bring your stash :-D

totally!!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

That turned out really pretty. I should have time to try things out in a few days. Just have to find my machine under all the clutter.

Lovely job on your first pp project. You made great color choices. Glad you enjoyed making it. With every quilt you make your technique will improve. You may find that pp is the way to go if you are looking for clean lines, crisp edges and a template that can be rearranged with multiple outcomes. Keep up the good work and I would love to see the next one you make.