love your color combination. beautiful quilt
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A beauty in the making! :)
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Omg, that is gorgeuos
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wow! what a gorgeous quilt you'll have.
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Gorgeous! Great job!
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Beautiful quilt and your name fits it beautifully, too.
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WOW That is beautiful Becky!!!! Can't wait to see it finished!!!!
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Beautiful!
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Love it very soothing with the wonderful colors
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that is a beauty!
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It's gonna be a show stopper!
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Gorgeous quilt! Just a thought here. Could you raise your table to a more comfortable height? Maybe with some thick books or something. It might help your knees. I have problems with my back and knees too so I sympathize with you.
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Simply Beautiful!!!
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How beautiful!! I like the name. It will look wonderful when you're done!
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stunning
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pretty fabric
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worth the effort!
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Love your fabrics!!
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Your quilt is beautiful. When you do little work like that cutting and piecing can be a killer for your back. I am 5'10" and my back was hurting me at my cutting table so I found 6" bed risers and put them under my cutting table legs. Haven't hurt since.
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I do understand. My DH built me a custom cutting table that is right height for me and on casters. One of the problems with this project is just the shear size. The finished size will be 120" x 104". I don't have a table large enough and didn't want to ask my LQS to tie up their tables long enough to assemble and then sew all of the pieces together. I have it half assembled in the LR floor and hope to finish putting it together this morning and start sewing tomorrow morning. Just hope I don't have any company. If I do, we will have to sit in the sunroom.
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Very pretty.
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I love your colors! Beautiful quilt.
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Great fabrics and that is a terrific name for this quilt.
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Originally Posted by BeckyL
My design wall isn't large enough. I have 4 more rounds plus the setting triangles for this layout. I will take it down and reassemble it on the floor. .
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Love it! Love the batiks!
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Great fabric and design.
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Gorgeous - perfect name!
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Dear BeckyL----I am tall, too and find that putting a concrete block under each table leg works wonders for my back when I'm working standing up! For me (I'm almost 50), the floor is sooooo much worse on shoulders, legs and back when I'm there any length of time at all. I get crampy and stiff really quickly down there.
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Looks great so far!
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Beautiful quiilt and fabrics...dawn to dusk is the PERFECT NAME>
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Originally Posted by BeckyL
My design wall isn't large enough. I have 4 more rounds plus the setting triangles for this layout. I will take it down and reassemble it on the floor. Tabletop heights just kills my back, (I am tall) so just cross your fingers that my knees hold out. This is from a pattern called Fabric Dance, but I think I will call my King size quilt From Dawn to Dusk.
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Oh this quilt has life to it!
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looking good,
don't forget the alieve before you start on the floor |
wow gorgeous :thumbup:
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Yummy
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WOW, just beautiful, love the colors
Have a Blessed day Ellen |
Your quilt is real pretty -I'm on the short side but my cutting table always seamed to darn low and the back-aches slowed my progress so I put it up on those blocks to lift my bed That extra 4 inches done the trick And I kept my old kitchen base cabs and put new counter tops on them slid them together now I have an 8ftx8ft table and lots of storage And the best part I no longer have to crawl around the floor
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Lucky you. I wish I had an 8 x 8 table to work on.
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BeckyL - hope I'm not to late and you have already sewn this part of your quilt, sorry I see three blocks incorrectly placed, the two you have mentioned in your posts but there is another blue and grey block directly above the other incorrect blue and grey block, again sorry but thought it best to mention it in the hope that if you haven't seen it you can correct it before things go to far.
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Beautiful batiks! Your title is perfect. It's a beauty!
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