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Enjoy "Color My World" by Wendy Williams - This beautiful quilt is constructed of soft and textural shot cottons from Windham fabrics on a richly patterned background. It offers so many opportunities for personalization through both embellishment and quilting- you could add house numbers, decorations, people, pets, garden flowers- there are so many ways to make this quilt truly your own!

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TOPIC: Sewing the BOM while sewing another quilt.

Sewing the BOM while sewing another quilt. 12 Jan 2021 13:07 #153439

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Thanks Barbara, yes! I like to say “all of a sudden, boom, you have a quilt top.” Normally these are charity or give away quilts because theyr’re simple and scrappy, but this time I’ll keep it.
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Sewing the BOM while sewing another quilt. 12 Jan 2021 10:36 #153432

SGraham, I do this all the time. I call it "Making Free Quilts". All you need is a plan and simple blocks cut and ready to go.

It is one of the hallmarks of my "Time Management for Quilters" program. My Top 3 Tips are here, including using Leader/Enders while piecing:

bbquiltmaker.blogspot.com/2018/07/top-three-tips-for-time-management.html

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Sewing the BOM while sewing another quilt. 12 Jan 2021 10:12 #153429

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I like to simultaneously piece two quilts at the same time. I’m doing this with my Color My World paper piecing. After every seam while sewing a house, I sew two other blocks together for a secondary quilt. Many call this a leader/ender project. I have 4” blue and white squares next to my machine and my quarter inch foot on the machine. I sew a seam on a house and, WITHOUT BREAKING THE THREAD, sew a blue and white square together. Then I cut the thread holding the house piece, add the next house piece, and sew that seam. And then another blue & white, and then another house, and repeat and repeat. Instead of cutting thread tails after every seam, I’m piecing a secondary quilt. This works and is easy and not at all confusing as long as your secondary quilt is very simple. My blue and white will eventually be a king-size quilt for my bed.
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