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Lyndhurst, Ohio USA - East Side Suburb of Cleveland, Ohio
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Dawn your BOM is stunning and such a joy to look at, I love the centre block
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 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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Scoopie wrote:
I just finished my lattice border, and am officially starting my month three while it is still month three! But, since I am doing hand applique, and still need to design my corner units, it will take me a while to complete month three. I will take my time and enjoy the process. The lattice wasn't as easy as it looked. It was hard for me to get a stacked (as apposed to nestled up to) chevron to match precisely. But, I am loving all of the color, and know that this next month's border will calm it down a bit. In the BOM Show and Tell most of the pictures are square. So, I challenged myself to try to crop my picture, which is much wider that it is tall. Since I had recently played around in "Paint" I was able to (after a few mishaps  ) get a fairly square photo that I could save, find, and post! So, now it is on to month three! WHOO-HOO!! Lots of learning going on, and your quilt is WONDERFUL!! |
 It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived ! |
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I just finished my lattice border, and am officially starting my month three while it is still month three! But, since I am doing hand applique, and still need to design my corner units, it will take me a while to complete month three. I will take my time and enjoy the process. The lattice wasn't as easy as it looked. It was hard for me to get a stacked (as apposed to nestled up to) chevron to match precisely. But, I am loving all of the color, and know that this next month's border will calm it down a bit. In the BOM Show and Tell most of the pictures are square. So, I challenged myself to try to crop my picture, which is much wider that it is tall. Since I had recently played around in "Paint" I was able to (after a few mishaps
) get a fairly square photo that I could save, find, and post! So, now it is on to month three! |
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pam7040 wrote:
Connie, one of the advantages of being a bit behind the rest of you is that I can read the forum and browse through show and tell and it helps me alot in my colour choices and design. I am enjoying working on my BOM very much but it is sooootime consuming. Everything seems to take four times longer than I expect it to.  However I know that at the end it will have been worth every minute. I second that, Pam  |
 from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ |
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Connie, one of the advantages of being a bit behind the rest of you is that I can read the forum and browse through show and tell and it helps me alot in my colour choices and design. I am enjoying working on my BOM very much but it is sooootime consuming. Everything seems to take four times longer than I expect it to.
However I know that at the end it will have been worth every minute. |
 In leafy Berkshire, south of England. |
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 from the Piedmont of North Carolina |
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Deb from Toronto
www.patchworksanity.blogspot.com |
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Eileen, you're in good company as I'm still working on my centre block. I have learnt a huge amount just in this one blcok so by the end of the quilt I will have gained a great deal from this quilt.
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In leafy Berkshire, south of England. |
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I'm still appliqueing my center block but you are all inspiring me! I am not behind, I'm enjoying the process.
 I've got my fabrics for the lattice, all the 2 1/2" blocks are printed out (thank you again, Annis!!! ) and DH Mike is going to cut the fabric for me on his Quiltcut 2.I'll catch up, don't worry  . |
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from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ |
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Blessing from Northwest Indiana, USA
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