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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.
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Re: important question 23 Sep 2012 07:59 #89165

Yes, I love the slideshow of Ruffled Roses! Looking forward to more pics of Sedona Star with you get it back! Thanks so much for sharing!
Michelle Wyman
Acworth, GA
A1 Elite Longarm with IQ
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Re: important question 22 Sep 2012 20:43 #89143

Lol, wellllll, you can see a slideshow of my quilting on Ruffled Roses on the TQS blog?! :)
I really didn't get a chance to get many pictures of this thing before handing it off to Ricky in Houston. I only got a couple of the front, and they're blurry. But when I get it back (January?) I'd be happy to take as many pictures as you want!
I did post a new thread with pictures of the back for you though. Wheee!
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Re: important question 22 Sep 2012 20:36 #89141

Oh we'd love to see!!! I think a slide show of your quilting - front and back with closeups - would be FANTASTIC!!!
Michelle Wyman
Acworth, GA
A1 Elite Longarm with IQ
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Re: important question 22 Sep 2012 20:25 #89137

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Are you kidding???? Of course, I'd love to see what you did and probably so does everyone else, whether they're doing Sedona Star or not! Thank you for your willingness to share! :D :D :D

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Re: important question 22 Sep 2012 20:22 #89136

For those of you that are concerned with how to quilt all of the empty spaces of this quilt, would you like to see the back of my completed Sedona Star to give you a few ideas to run with? I used a solid backing so all of the quilting motifs are easy to see. Let me know!
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Re: important question 21 Sep 2012 03:13 #89077

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I second what all the others have written. And I have never had problems with understanding your questions either, so just go on. Ask all the questions that no other person come up with. And we will all benefit from the answers

living in Central Denmark
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Re: important question 21 Sep 2012 01:08 #89071

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i didnt start as well, i just wait for all 12 months, then meditate... :) by choosing the rigth colors for the 'big bom'
and then i will start (that is what i have done wt 2009 Bom).
thanks again for all of you guys! its really means a lot to me
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Re: important question 20 Sep 2012 20:04 #89054

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Becky, my son was diagnosed with dyslexia many years ago. The first thing I was told was individuals with dyslexia have extremely high IQ's. The fact that you are fluent in so many languages certainly attest to that! My son had a tough time in school, but has done very, very well in his career. The joy of this forum for me is someone asking questions, and then reading all the helpful answers. Keep asking!!
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Re: important question 20 Sep 2012 17:07 #89046

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Ditto to all that's been said Becky! I never had a problem understanding your posts. I wish I could speak all those languages. I'm glad you asked the question. I have all the materials but haven't started yet with the BOM. I've been reading all the posts related to it so, when I finally get to work on it hopefully it'll be easier. :)

From México, living in sunny Arizona.

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Re: important question 20 Sep 2012 14:28 #89031

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Ditto. Keep askin questions - everyone- and we can all learn from the responses given, and the resulting chatter. :P :P :P
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Re: important question 20 Sep 2012 13:47 #89030

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Becky--I agree with Nancy!

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Re: important question 20 Sep 2012 13:47 #89029

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thank you for all of you guys!
it makes me more welcome.
thanks again
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Re: important question 20 Sep 2012 13:39 #89028

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Becky - You really don't need to waste your time running a spell checker in email before posting here, unless that is what you want to do. I've never had any problem understanding any of your posts. To me, this is a forum where we get to share our love of quilting with all of our new, good friends around the world. Not where we improve our spelling or grammar in whatever language we are using. If I ever don't understand something, I'll simply ask and whoever is posting can clarify that for me. But usually when I don't understand something, it's not because of how the post was written but instead because I'm being a bit slow. At least that's my opinion....

Nancy
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Re: important question 20 Sep 2012 13:17 #89026

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:wink:
that is kneet!
i do speak Hebrew, italian, english, dutch, all of them in so deep dyslixia... :(
but as i say all the time - the one who wants to understand my language what ever it is, is just fine, and the one
who dont want to understand my language what ever it is can be perfect - they will not understand it either.
i will do my best to run spell checker on mail and then to copy and paist it to here.
thanks for all the support !
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