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Stuffups- Shady Pine November 30, 2015
- Tree Hangup November 28, 2015
- Christmas Characters in the Kitchen November 28, 2015
- Double Wedding String of Beads August 6, 2015
- Curved Chimneys and Cornerstones August 5, 2015
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Tag Archives: Block Based Quilting Motif
Felicity Anderson Quilts 39, 40
Interesting colours, interesting design … I like it. Love the second one!
Kelly’s Custom Quilts 23, 24
Not sure that I got the background colour change right, but I like the design. Deleted the contrast background in some places, but not all in teh second design. Must do better tomorrow!
Ann’s Album Q ‘n’ A 19, 20
Love it, despite the dirty looking colours. Love the strip borders too. However, I have found that what I see on my screen is different to what is printed out by my printer … and neither of them look like … Continue reading
Sealink Starr OP 9, 10
Choose one block, add/subtract a few lines, add fabric samples, and see what you get. Note, the second design does use the same block as the first.
Posted in Sealink Starr OP
Tagged Block Based Quilting Motif, Pieced Blocks, Quilting Motifs
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Felicity’s Five Patches 1, 2
New project file … … with some very pale quilting lines. Hope you can see them but if you can’t they are just follow the seam lines!
Aunt Flo’s Quilt 23, 24
Love it! I like this one, but the first one is my favourite for the day.
Quilting Jane’s Starr 6, 7, 8
Interesting! I like the second design. Notice that the quilting lines in the second and third designs show the how the blocks fit together in the first.
Lovin’ Spoonful 47, 48
I love this series. I love both of these designs. I am still amazed that this whole series of quilts use blocks inspired by a teaspoon!
Q and A Fine Iron Lace 19, 20
I like the design, but it would appeal much more if it was real fabric … the black background looks lifeless. Even a plain black looks better in real life. Love the second design … and though it is designed … Continue reading
Iron Lace Borders Q’n’A
Interesting. I like to leave space around applique blocks. This design has just eight applique blocks which leaves room for quilting to be showcased. I would perhaps use a more subdued thread colour in a real quilt, and the blank … Continue reading
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