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Are you ready to start another new day with a new pattern? I hope so – life is great and affords us many opportunities to start fresh and new – and today is a great day to start making a new quilt: Ruffled Roses. Each month, you will find the pattern for part of this quilt online. Just print the instructions, cut, stitch, press… and before you know it, time will have passed, and you will be ready to enjoy your own Ruffled Roses quilt. What a wonderful way to start each month!

TOPIC: Month One Ruffled Roses

Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 12:49 #54699

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Robin, what a great design, waiting to see it in fabric.
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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 11:58 #54694

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Margo, I am sure that you have addressed his issue many times in this forum. I am trying to use your method as I want to use RT stable stuff. If your starch your fabric before you cut out your applique pieces doesn't it make it more difficult to turn them to the back? I can see that you starch your berries when they are finished. Also as this is my first applique I have done a small test piece, the little vine at the top of the block. However as a beginner I find it very difficult to keep the vine the same width and all the curves and branches make it very challenging. Last years appique blocks look much easier now with their straight vines, lol. I am feeling rather dispirited at the moment :cry: , but know that I need to go on and learn rather than being defeatist. BTW I have printed off the information under Crayola markers where you show how you spray fabrics on the floor. I am quite braindead at times, :roll: so would be soo grateful for some clarification. Thank you.


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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 11:54 #54693

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Bertwood wrote:
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Eileen, I used stable stuff and appliqued the block I made for Margo by hand. It was a little tougher simply because the applique was stiffer and didn't bend as well as I was working on it but not unduly so. After I washed the block it was perfect and I loved the effect of using it.

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JoJo, I love the block that you posted last Tuesday. What are the stems made of?

Are you referring to Margo's block? If yes, the stems are made from Madeira's Lana thread. It's wool on the outside and poly on the inside. It's a wonderful thread.

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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 11:36 #54692

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I am so-o-o-o behind on this thread! Ladies, you are all doing great things with this BOM! I have enjoyed scrolling down over all of the wonderful blocks! This will be a great BOM to watch grow!

Robin, I love your new "Tweets" pattern. Will your fabric choices remain the same? You will have fun with this one. Perfect design!

Dawn
In beautiful Northwest Montana
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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 11:35 #54691

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Robin,

I've been gone all weekend and just got back online to see your newly drawn block. It is beautiful and perfect. Start your cutting!!!! :lol:

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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 11:16 #54688

Robin, your design is great! It's going to look fabulous!

linny t
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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 08:48 #54674

Robin, your design looks great! I really like the placement of your design pieces. It's going to be a wonderful block. Enjoy stitching!

Woodbury, Minnesota, USA
Longarm quilter - Gammill Classic Pro
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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 08:47 #54673

Robin, I also like your design. I love berries in a quilt block. I am anxious to see it sewn up.
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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 08:32 #54668

Robin!
That looks awesome! I can't wait to see it in fabric!
Love it!
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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 07:22 #54650

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Awesome, Robin! I love the "what-if" quilts!! :D


It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !
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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 03:15 #54639

Robin, I just love your block. You are a terrific designer!
Alice
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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 03:01 #54638

Robin You should be excited your design is absolutely beautiful, looking forward to seeing it done in fabric :D Dorothy Suffolk England
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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 24 Jan 2011 02:31 #54636

Rgold love your block and its looks fine to me, what a great idea.


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Re: Month One Ruffled Roses 23 Jan 2011 22:41 #54629

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I'm excited! This week I will actually get to start my Ruffled Roses, so I printed out my center design full size, figured out which fabrics go where, was very pleased with it ... 'til my head started saying, what if ... ? So, I now have a whole new design for the center, but I'm pleased with it. JoJo and everyone else, please comment about anything that I might not be seeing! (before I start cutting and sewing :wink: )
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