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    Old 02-04-2011, 04:12 PM
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    Originally Posted by luckylindy333
    Wow! Thanks for the great tute! I have a bunch of yellow and orange scraps I think I will try this out, but balance it with some blues and reds.
    Your welcome and thank you so much!! Your warm and cool colors will be perfect for this scrap quilt!! Can't wait to see your creation!!

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    Old 02-06-2011, 11:13 AM
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    This is such a nice and easy looking way to do it. I'll have to wait til I get more scraps.
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    Old 02-06-2011, 11:39 AM
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    Originally Posted by jeaninmaine
    This is such a nice and easy looking way to do it. I'll have to wait til I get more scraps.
    Thank you, jeaninmaine!! I just had to come up with a faster way to do this block and I love the way it turned out! It won't take very long to get scraps -- they multiply when we're not looking!!

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    Old 02-06-2011, 02:41 PM
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    I know, I put up a message in the classifieds and I'm going to trade with a few of the other quilters so that should bring me up to scratch.

    I like what you did with the black tones, I wonder what it would look like if you went up to the black and then back down to the lights, it should give it a curvy look. I'm going to try it when I can set up my machine and get started.
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    Old 02-06-2011, 04:57 PM
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    Originally Posted by jeaninmaine
    I know, I put up a message in the classifieds and I'm going to trade with a few of the other quilters so that should bring me up to scratch.

    I like what you did with the black tones, I wonder what it would look like if you went up to the black and then back down to the lights, it should give it a curvy look. I'm going to try it when I can set up my machine and get started.
    I had to go back to the pic of my quilt on pg. 1 several times to study it to see how that would look. I believe it would be very interesting looking!! I do believe you mean 'in a gradated sequence' where the next strip is darker than its previous one. I think it would look great if that's what you meant! I loved giving the impression that the block was 'framed' at the corners using the dark fabrics carefully so as to not 'overpower' anything. Most things in art are just an illusion anyway and I really loved 'semi-frame' look to the corners, however, really dark strips (the next to the last one) in each corner would really give it a "pow" look or a wow look too! haha. BTW, let me know if you need more scraps as I have plenty!! I would love to swap scraps to get some shades I don't have, but I've been dwindling down in quilting -- guess I'm at a crossroads. lol. Is it time for me to put quilting up? I'm at that point but I guess we all reach it at some time or other. lol. Anyway, would be glad to share some scraps!

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    I think when you have all the talent that you have, it would be a shame to lose your drive. I feel more and more enthusiastic every time I look at some of the quilts that people have come up with. Things have changed so much since the last time I did any sewing. Everything seems brighter and I love it. -jean
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    Originally Posted by jeaninmaine
    I think when you have all the talent that you have, it would be a shame to lose your drive. I feel more and more enthusiastic every time I look at some of the quilts that people have come up with. Things have changed so much since the last time I did any sewing. Everything seems brighter and I love it. -jean
    Thank you, jean, for the nice compliments!! Yes, it's true! Quilters are producing far better quilts than ever as the QB attests to all the beautiful work the ladies at this forum do! We are so inspired by what we see that it does create an enthusiasm equal to none so it will be hard for me to say goodbye to quilting just yet. Hope I can stay with it til the end!! Thanks for your encouragement!! Forever grateful, n2!

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    You are a very good teacher. Thanks.
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    Old 02-06-2011, 09:48 PM
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    Originally Posted by Carron
    You are a very good teacher. Thanks.
    Thank you soooo much, Carron, that was so very nice of you to say!! I sure love your avatar pic too!! Your very welcome!!! ;) ;) ;-) 8-) 8-) :-D :-D
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    Thanks, everyone; I feel better now. When I first decided to do this, I thought it might look "tacky," since all I had ever seen were 2-color pineapples. That was in the Linda Causee L.Cabin Book.
    I got my pattern from Quilter's Cache--16" block. I have it all ready to start stiching. I love the pattern, and am excited to get started on it.
    Thanks again!
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