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Patchworkjill wrote:
Serin your quilt design is fantastic and I just love it, great work. I have EQ7 also so would you mind if I copied your, I have been looking at patterns similar but yours just has that edge to it and I just think it would work wonderful for me.   Thank-you. Sure, they are just basic library blocks but let me know if you need help. |
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Margo wrote:
Scoopie wrote:
The more I look at CMOELLERS quilt that she just made for her sister (shown on her last blog) the more I'm thinking I'd like to do that, in a mini. I'll have to see what all I get, and play with it on my design wall. I really like that quilt! I'd put the picture here, but don't have a clue how to swipe one from someone's blog and post it here. 11536_dscn3311.jpg Dawn In beautiful Northwest Montana Oh, what a nice surprise this morning. It would be an wonderful honor Scoopie for you to make a mini using this design. I can't wait to see what yours looks like!!!! I can't wait to share this news with my sister. We took a break from the hospital yesterday and went to Kalona. It was a nice escape. I bought a beautiful Amish pattern and fabric. I can't wait to share it. Black, blue, magenta, and gray. When I return home I will take pictures and post in a blog. |
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Serin your quilt design is fantastic and I just love it, great work.
I have EQ7 also so would you mind if I copied your, I have been looking at patterns similar but yours just has that edge to it and I just think it would work wonderful for me. |
 Taree NSW - Australia My motto in life: live by the three GGG’s - be Grateful, be Gracious, be Gorgeous to yourself |
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ladyquilter wrote:
Sorry, I had to chuckle because I've tried to get my husband interested in things that I thought he would excel at and he simply gave me the 'what' look.  I still try occassionally because he a wonderful graphic artist, but for some reason he doesn't believe me when I tell him how wonderful his art is. Guess it has to be someone from outside the family unit to be believeable. I know that look. Every time I say - oooh, come look at this - I get that look. He is really a wonderfully supportive husband as long as he doesn't have to participate too much. |
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serin10 wrote:
ladyquilter wrote:
serin10 wrote:
Leaning toward something like this. Ooh... beautiful arrangement. Love the corner blocks.... Thank-you. I tried to get my husband to design it - thought he would enjoy the geometric nature of the design - silly me. Sorry, I had to chuckle because I've tried to get my husband interested in things that I thought he would excel at and he simply gave me the 'what' look. I still try occassionally because he a wonderful graphic artist, but for some reason he doesn't believe me when I tell him how wonderful his art is. Guess it has to be someone from outside the family unit to be believeable. |
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aka ladyquilter Troutdale, OR <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="www.sweetpeaz.com/wordpress">www.sweetpeaz.com/wordpress</a><!-- m --> |
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Lesley
Advice from a LADYBUG: spot new opportunities, spend time in your garden, be well-rounded, enjoy the wonders of nature, don't let small things bug you, keep family close by and be simply beautiful! -Ilan Shamir- |
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I found a quilt on the slide show of Edyta's quilts that I really like and am leaning towards it. One of the good things about the pattern is I can work on the other components of the blocks while waiting for the HTS's to come back. I love to use scraps from other quilters cast-offs and all my HTS's are from the "free" table at guild. I have plenty of pieces left to start the rest of the block pieces and then just put them together when the HTS's come! FUN, FUN, FUN! By the way, for the gal from Dallas who wanted the snow, got enough yet? What a difference a week makes!
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I am relatively new to quilting, so I started to look thru books for block ideas made with hst's. I didn't find many so I checked in "The Quilter's Catalog" for references and Meg Cox listed a couple of websites. I found a lot of inspiration when I checked them out! http://www.BlockCentral.com and http://www.QuiltersCache.com are the sites and you can use them if you give credit on your quilt label and don't use them for commercial endeavors. Check it out! I may use a pattern from Edyta's book also. Still thinking! Looked at Electric Quilt site and drooled. That may have to wait for a special occasion gift!
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Lesley
Advice from a LADYBUG: spot new opportunities, spend time in your garden, be well-rounded, enjoy the wonders of nature, don't let small things bug you, keep family close by and be simply beautiful! -Ilan Shamir- |
