Orphaned Blocks QAYG Challenge
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Surfergirl and Lovely Welcome
Are you ladies going to QAYG your BOM's or Orphaned Blocks or something entirely different?
I will be posting more, "How I did its'" tomorrow.
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Are you ladies going to QAYG your BOM's or Orphaned Blocks or something entirely different?
I will be posting more, "How I did its'" tomorrow.
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Add another Canuck to the group.
This is looking great Jenniky and I will follow along. I don't think I will use the technique on Franky but just might if I can't find enough of the perfect backing fabric. It's the sewing them all together at the end part that I'm really interested in/worried about. Come to think of it, it just might be perfect for Franky.
And, by the way Jenniky - fabulous blocks.
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This is looking great Jenniky and I will follow along. I don't think I will use the technique on Franky but just might if I can't find enough of the perfect backing fabric. It's the sewing them all together at the end part that I'm really interested in/worried about. Come to think of it, it just might be perfect for Franky.
And, by the way Jenniky - fabulous blocks.
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Works4me - Welcome Actually When I get to the Monster quilt you will see how I go about adjoining blocks of different sizes. This technique can be used when making Medallion quilts.
So It could be Frankie's Answer down the road.
Everybody - Tomorrow Im going to share how I put my quilt sandwiches together. Wednesday I will share how they are sewn together in units and depending on how my schedule goes we might get to adjoining the units into rows also.
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Everybody - Tomorrow Im going to share how I put my quilt sandwiches together. Wednesday I will share how they are sewn together in units and depending on how my schedule goes we might get to adjoining the units into rows also.
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W4Me ... Yea!! Another Canuck to the fold!
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LovelyL ... Of course, we'd love to have you as an Honourary Canuck! Besides O is for Ontario + Ohio and too, Ohio is just across the Lake from us!
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I'm gonna follow along here too. I plan on makin' my PC quilt as a QAYG. (I'm way behind on it.) I'd like ta see several different ways ta QAYG before I decide how I want ta do it. (QE - Am I messin' up your numbers?
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