My BOM site

http://community.webshots.com/user/nbhilyard

I created an album for my BOM. I'm doing two of them--RCTQ and another
online group.

I explored Kim Graham's site today and I think I'm going to try the Sampler
of Psalms, so those blocks will be in this album, too.

http://members.shaw.ca/kigraham/ is the website.

Nann
in Winthrop Harbor, Illinois

Love the new blocks. I am really enjoying my 3 BOMs. Linda in Tx

OH NANN - I WANT TO BE JUST LIKE YOU WHEN I GROW UP.
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"nbhilyard" wrote in message
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http://community.webshots.com/user/nbhilyard

I created an album for my BOM. I'm doing two of them--RCTQ and another
online group.

I explored Kim Graham's site today and I think I'm going to try the
Sampler
of Psalms, so those blocks will be in this album, too.

http://members.shaw.ca/kigraham/ is the website.

Nann
in Winthrop Harbor, Illinois

nbhilyard wrote:
http://community.webshots.com/user/nbhilyard

I created an album for my BOM. I'm doing two of them--RCTQ and another
online group.

Gosh Nann - if all your blocks are going to be made using this palate of
fabrics the finished quilt is going to be mind-blowing!

I explored Kim Graham's site today and I think I'm going to try the Sampler
of Psalms, so those blocks will be in this album, too.

http://members.shaw.ca/kigraham/ is the website.

The first 2 look interesting - best of luck with them!

BTW - your Magpies February block - is that a sort-of 3D bowtie block,
but using HST's instead of plain squares? It looks real cool! Is the
pattern available anywhere?

Suzie B
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Super colours Nann
I think that's the first waterwheel I've seen with four different
coloured 'spokes'. Most interesting. The finished quilt is going to
look amazing.
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http://community.webshots.com/user/nbhilyard

I created an album for my BOM. I'm doing two of them--RCTQ and another
online group.

I explored Kim Graham's site today and I think I'm going to try the Sampler
of Psalms, so those blocks will be in this album, too.

http://members.shaw.ca/kigraham/ is the website.

Nann
in Winthrop Harbor, Illinois



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Beautiful work, Nann!

It was designed by one of the Magpies. The photo shows four blocks, each
6-1/2" unfinished.

For each block, make 4 pairs of HSTs using your preferred method. The
resulting squares must be 3-1/2".

Cut a 1-1/2" square of the third fabric. Put it at one corner of the square
[obviously one of the corners where the two fabrics that make up the square
meet]. Stitch across the diagonal. Trim and press.

Repeat four times. Stitch together so that the corner triangles meet.

If I sew these into one block I will do the corner thing in the center where
the four 6-1/2" blocks join.

Clear as mud?

Nann


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nbhilyard wrote:
http://community.webshots.com/user/nbhilyard

I created an album for my BOM. I'm doing two of them--RCTQ and another
online group.

Gosh Nann - if all your blocks are going to be made using this palate of
fabrics the finished quilt is going to be mind-blowing!

I explored Kim Graham's site today and I think I'm going to try the
Sampler
of Psalms, so those blocks will be in this album, too.

http://members.shaw.ca/kigraham/ is the website.

The first 2 look interesting - best of luck with them!

BTW - your Magpies February block - is that a sort-of 3D bowtie block,
but using HST's instead of plain squares? It looks real cool! Is the
pattern available anywhere?

Suzie B
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"From the internet connection under the pier"
Southend, UK
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Please remove NOSPAM when emailing me!
http://community.webshots.com/user/suziekga