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Join us on a new 12-month quilting journey as we bring you a fabulous quilt designed especially for TQS by Sarah Vedeler. Sedona Star is a spectacular medallion quilt that features a beautiful center star surrounded by a charming array of appliqué elements.

Each month we will provide a photo and detailed directions for a portion of the quilt, as well as full-size patterns. Sedona Star finishes at approximately 88” x 88” inches. One version features a total of sixteen different print fabrics, including colorful shades of blue, pink, purple, yellow, red and gold; however, Sarah is providing another alternative color option and instructions for each month as well. Fabric kits for both colorways area available in limited quantities through the TQS Shoppe.

TOPIC: Questions for Sarah--Month 5

Re: Questions for Sarah--Month 5 30 May 2012 09:03 #81460

fudsy OFFLINE Posts: 44	SarahVedeler wrote: Hi Fudsy, The June/Month 6 embroidered applique designs will be available on my website (http://www.SarahVedelerDesignsShop.com) on Friday! Sarah Got it! Friday it is then.
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Re: Questions for Sarah--Month 5 29 May 2012 23:17 #81436

SarahVedeler OFFLINE Posts: 109	Hi Fudsy, The June/Month 6 embroidered applique designs will be available on my website (http://www.SarahVedelerDesignsShop.com) on Friday! Sarah
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Re: Questions for Sarah--Month 5 29 May 2012 19:02 #81422

fudsy OFFLINE Posts: 44	Sarah--- I have the dies, I've been waiting since December for this part of the BOM. I've been to your website and didn't see any previews on how and where to purchase at the first of June. Could you give me a better road map on how to preview these?
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Re: Questions for Sarah--Month 5 16 May 2012 14:19 #80761

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SarahVedeler wrote:

Nfiegirl - happy to hear that all is well!

Mellymoo - The designs for month 6 will be available on June 1, month 7 on July 1, month 8 on August 1 and months 10/11 on October 1, to coincide with the rest of the BOM. They will be available as a digital download from my website at http://www.SarahVedelerDesignsShop.com, $15 for each month. I'm really loving the embroidered version - getting great feedback from everyone who has seen it!

Sarah

Thanks Sarah for responding so quickly, and thankyou for this amazing quilt project. So far it has been quite challenging but I am really enjoying the process and learning so much. I can't wait to get some proper use out of my embroidery unit

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Re: Questions for Sarah--Month 5 15 May 2012 17:18 #80730

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Re: Questions for Sarah--Month 5 15 May 2012 13:12 #80725

mellymoo OFFLINE Posts: 74 Thank you received: 17	I was wondering if there is any news iro the digital embroidery design's that were going to be avialable for purchase for the applique blocks ? Will they be out in time for June, what sort of price will they be? will they be available through download?
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Re: Questions for Sarah--Month 5 15 May 2012 12:27 #80724

Nfiegirl OFFLINE Posts: 78 Thank you received: 17	Hi Sarah Just wanted to let you know, that all is well. Got through Month 3 once I changed Template # 2. I've been sick with a cold, so have had plenty of time to catch up. Now working on Month 5. Thanks so much for your help. I haven't put my pieces together yet. I'm waiting for Auriful thread to arrive, so I can do the blanket stitch on the triangle block. Having lots of fun now LOL!
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Re: Questions for Sarah--Month 5 08 May 2012 12:05 #80337

mellymoo OFFLINE Posts: 74 Thank you received: 17	Thankyou Ladies, I will try your method, which makes a lot of sense, I will let you know how I get on.
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Re: Questions for Sarah--Month 5 07 May 2012 17:13 #80313

adamsme OFFLINE Posts: 81 Thank you received: 16	If you have stay stitched I see no reason to leave the paper in. At least take it out in the seam allowance. It is a big chore to try to sew with all that paper in the way. You will have to remove it at some point, so it might as well be when it makes your sewing easier. I agree that basting and removing the pins also helps.
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Re: Questions for Sarah--Month 5 07 May 2012 10:16 #80290

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mellymoo wrote:

Hi Renata

I too am using Carol Doak's paper. How did you manage inserting the circles into the background peice ? I found the paper to be a little stiff and could not manipulate the peice, eventually I removed it. Have you got any suggestions?

Hi, Mellymoo!
I agree with you that the paper is a little stiff to put under your presser foot and keep everything together. However, I took some thread and basted the circle in by hand making sure that I put the needle in on the line on both sides, removing the pins as I went along. This allowed me to make sure that I had everything in place smoothly before I went to the sewing machine. Then I placed the piece under the sewing machine needle and stitched around the circle on the basting line with a stitch length of 3.0. My paper is still on and was just fine. The pins were actually getting in the way and not keeping the piece nicely together. Does that make sense? Let me know how things work out for you.
Cheers,
Renata

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Re: Questions for Sarah--Month 5 07 May 2012 04:33 #80277

mellymoo OFFLINE Posts: 74 Thank you received: 17	Hi Renata I too am using Carol Doak's paper. How did you manage inserting the circles into the background peice ? I found the paper to be a little stiff and could not manipulate the peice, eventually I removed it. Have you got any suggestions?
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Questions for Sarah--Month 5 05 May 2012 13:54 #80234

Renata
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Sarah,
could you provide a little clarification on the stitch length for doing the Y-seam that you explain in your video? Is it alright to use 2.5 stitch length on those seams as opposed to the shorter stitch length that was used for the paper piecing part. I ask because you are still stitching through paper or some sort of stabilizer there. I'm using Carol Doak paper which is working splendidly and I suspect it would do well even with a longer stitch length than 1.5-1.9. What is the better stitch length to connect the blocks?
Thanks,
Renata

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