Yeah....it's maturing on the UFO pile. But hey....the blocks were UFO's for
quite some time before that. It's making slow progress! VERY slow.


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Kathyl (KJ)
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"Polly Esther" wrote in message
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Great, Kathyl. I was wondering what to use for sky besides the obvious.
Somewhere here is a piece with stars - that will be good. Please tell me
that dazzling quilt is finished. You're not letting it languish as a UFO
are you? Polly

"KJ" wrote in message
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If you look closely at this hodge podge of blocks, you will see some
wonky houses I made. It takes some planning to do this sort of piecing.
Like paper piecing, sometimes the pieces fail to do exactly what you
thought. Especially if you are trying to get a certain size block. And
you still need to sew straight lines, or it won't lie flat. But it
certainly gives a whimsical result that is fun.

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Kathyl (KJ)
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"Polly Esther" wrote in message
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The quilting going on here has been much too serious. I just quilted
Silly Goose and the tedium of stitching around a zillion flying geese
just about bored me to death.
Next up, I think, needs to be something like what Quiltmaker March
April 09 calls 'free' piecing. Free? Yes. I like that. Scrappy too.
Have any of you tried the 'Learn Free Piecing' or 'Wonky Town' ?
Just wondered if any one had given this a try.
www.quiltmaker.com/issues/marchapril2009 Go look. Polly