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amy

i wish i had the guts to figure out how to make a quilt - it scares me!!! Any recommendations for a good book for a total newbie?

Jenni

Very cute! I love green and purple. I think this year I'm going to try and make a quilt. Wish me luck, I'm not much of a sewer!

Liz Harvatine

This is beautiful! I love the colors!

Amy

Great quilt! Very fresh in its simplicity :)

Kineret Willowgreene

I love this! It has an Amish quilt type of simplicity but the design and color combo looks very mod. So cool!

lauren

This is beautiful, and the color scheme is awesome. I hadn't really thought much about this quilt, but after seeing yours I think it might be a great one to make for my husband...
Wonderful work!

Oiyi

I love the simple modern design! And those are great colors. Jon office looks great, too. I really like the wall color.

jenclair

Lovely! Of course, Denyse Schmidt is a favorite, but love the colors you used. Perfect for a man, but pleasing to the ladies, too!

Cami

Wow, this turned out fantastic! I'm sure he was super suprised. I love the colors you used. I have seen this book but never really considered that pattern. But after seeing yours I think I will put it on my list of "i'd like to make one day".

Rachel

I really like this quilt. I love the surprise part. Thanks for motivating me to go and quilt something.

Lynn

Wow this looks fabulous! The quilting must have taken you forever! I have been doing the bias tape method of binding, but I've been thinking about going back to the machine/hand sew method, but I usually run out of time and patience and go back to the bias tape method!

Helen

oh this is so industrial, I love it!!

mikawendy

I like where you decided to start/end the stripes. The color scheme is great, too!

I SO know what you mean about ripping out seams. I just sewed four seams for a Big Zig that I'm making, following the instructions about where to align the points, and I think I did it all wrong. The directions aren't very clear on that part of it. Grrr.

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