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Posted by newquilter on October 21, 2006, 8:51 pm
I just completed my first every quilt block. It's one large tumbling
block surrounded by a black fabric with small gray stars. The overall
size is 24"x24". I want to machine quilt this but am unsure what
pattern add to the three dimension effect but would be easy enough for
a real novice.
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Posted by Bronnie on October 21, 2006, 10:21 pm
newquilter wrote:
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> I just completed my first every quilt block. It's one large tumbling
> block surrounded by a black fabric with small gray stars. The overall
> size is 24"x24". I want to machine quilt this but am unsure what
> pattern add to the three dimension effect but would be easy enough for
> a real novice.
Dear No Name
Can you post a picture so we can see your quilt. Generally with
tumbling blocks/ isometric designs, parallel lines following one or
directions looks pretty good. You could use a variagated bright thread
for contrast.
Cheers
Bronwyn
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Posted by newquilter on October 22, 2006, 11:22 am
Sorry to be so illerate but I do not know how to post a picture to this
group. I took a picture with my cell phone and got it into my computer
but then could not figure out how to attach it to this post.
Bronnie wrote:
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> newquilter wrote:
> > I just completed my first every quilt block. It's one large tumbling
> > block surrounded by a black fabric with small gray stars. The overall
> > size is 24"x24". I want to machine quilt this but am unsure what
> > pattern add to the three dimension effect but would be easy enough for
> > a real novice.
> Dear No Name
> Can you post a picture so we can see your quilt. Generally with
> tumbling blocks/ isometric designs, parallel lines following one or
> directions looks pretty good. You could use a variagated bright thread
> for contrast.
>
> Cheers
> Bronwyn
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Posted by elspeth on October 22, 2006, 12:41 pm
you're not supposed to attach pictures to posts here anyway :+). You can set
up an account with Webshots and upload the picture to that account then
invite us to come see it.
Elizabeth in Spring, Texas
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> Sorry to be so illerate but I do not know how to post a picture to this
> group. I took a picture with my cell phone and got it into my computer
> but then could not figure out how to attach it to this post.
> Bronnie wrote:
>> newquilter wrote:
>> > I just completed my first every quilt block. It's one large tumbling
>> > block surrounded by a black fabric with small gray stars. The overall
>> > size is 24"x24". I want to machine quilt this but am unsure what
>> > pattern add to the three dimension effect but would be easy enough for
>> > a real novice.
>> Dear No Name
>> Can you post a picture so we can see your quilt. Generally with
>> tumbling blocks/ isometric designs, parallel lines following one or
>> directions looks pretty good. You could use a variagated bright thread
>> for contrast.
>> Cheers
>> Bronwyn
>
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Posted by MaleQuilter on October 22, 2006, 2:23 pm
I signed up on webshots and uploaded the picture of my quilt. I hope
pasting the links below is the right way to share this picture. If
not, please help.
Thanks,
Jerry in North Alabama
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http://www.webshots.com/myaccount?action=albumInvites
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</a>
<br>
on Webshots. Check it out.
Bronnie wrote:
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> newquilter wrote:
> > I just completed my first every quilt block. It's one large tumbling
> > block surrounded by a black fabric with small gray stars. The overall
> > size is 24"x24". I want to machine quilt this but am unsure what
> > pattern add to the three dimension effect but would be easy enough for
> > a real novice.
> Dear No Name
> Can you post a picture so we can see your quilt. Generally with
> tumbling blocks/ isometric designs, parallel lines following one or
> directions looks pretty good. You could use a variagated bright thread
> for contrast.
>
> Cheers
> Bronwyn
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> block surrounded by a black fabric with small gray stars. The overall
> size is 24"x24". I want to machine quilt this but am unsure what
> pattern add to the three dimension effect but would be easy enough for
> a real novice.