So far this week... and a few questions.

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03-10-2011, 11:40 AM

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Stacey

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@PJisChaos...as "mathteacher" suggested I may use a fab to alternate blocks as DD only listed 12 blocks plus 3 initials and of course the crests as cornerposts. I am not familiar w/ HP so won't put them in any particular order.I will post pics as soon as I get an "SD Card Reader". My camera is so temperamental.One day it will download and the next it won't.O.K. then... on to the next block!

03-10-2011, 08:17 PM

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PJisChaos

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Originally Posted by Ripped on Scotch

I love the Harry Potter one. Are the blocks something that you purchased or did you come up with it yourself?

Oh no, I am not anywhere near that kind of talent!! LoL, I found them by searching google for Harry Potter quilt blocks. It is the 1st link shown, and there are so many designs to choose from. I keep adding new ones everytime I go there. She also has Twilight, Zelda and numerous other themes too, especially the guest designers page. Check it out, if ya are into PP. There are all skill levels there as well.

03-10-2011, 08:23 PM

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PJisChaos

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Originally Posted by mathteacher

I wonder if there is a coordinating fabric that you could cut squares of to alternate with your HP blocks. That might help you fill in the spaces more quickly!

When I get it all done, there are no spaces that will need filling but, I did consider this and even thought about making it reversible that way. It would look neat, I think, if I put PP blocks on the backside of the front plain squares and vice-versa for the front. There are a total of 71 PP blocks in the finished layout and I have 38 of them done as of today. Still a long ways to go on this one, for sure!