Darlene's Slackers Quilt Along
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Love those huge sampler quilts with tiny blocks (like a Dear Jane quilt) but don't feel quite up to making one? Then this group is for you! We will be making one using larger (six inch) blocks and our quilt will have ONLY 140 blocks.
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Welcome Fellow Slackers!
I will be making the blocks in the same order as they appear in the quilt not how they are alphabetically listed in the book but you are free to make them in any order you like. Each week pictures and tips will be posted in the Discussion Forum. Since some of you will be making them in the order they appear in the book or in no particular order we will include those blocks in the discussion too. A list of each block has magically appeared and you can post your tips and/or pictures under the blocks you made. Everyone is encouraged to add tips and/or pictures of their blocks. Our only rule is that each block has to be different. Let the fun begin!
Discussion Forum
Rolling Star Block L-9 2 Replies
Started by Darlene, WA. Last reply by Maryam from Nebraska 6 hours ago.
Ohio Star Block M-5 7 Replies
Started by Darlene, WA. Last reply by Maryam from Nebraska 22 hours ago.
Odd Fellow's Patch Block D-6 12 Replies
Started by Darlene, WA. Last reply by Ginny Hanson 23 hours ago.
Kansas Troubles block L-8 9 Replies
Started by Darlene, WA. Last reply by Ginny Hanson 23 hours ago.
LeMoyne Star Block L-7 2 Replies
Started by Darlene, WA. Last reply by Maryam from Nebraska 1 day ago.
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Comment by Maryam from Nebraska 1 hour ago - If you have any questions about it please feel free to email me or call me....and do take a little time to watch the demo and read the handbook! There is some valuable hints/info there to help you get started and answer your questions before you even have them...she put a LOT of thought into this product and it's great!
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Comment by Maryam from Nebraska 1 hour ago
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yep! just go to Inklingo.com>>>shop>>>sale/free
once it's in your cart you can download it....no waiting for shipments! It's totally awsome!
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Comment by Nancy/NC 1 hour ago - I like trying different patterns & stuff like this, keeps quilting interesting & challenging!
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Comment by Nancy/NC 1 hour ago
- No, haven't done all that, yet, I assume it's all on their site, right? Sounds interesting though...
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Comment by Maryam from Nebraska 1 hour ago
- There is also a free demo video too!!!
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Comment by Maryam from Nebraska 1 hour ago
- Did you download the first chapter of the handbook free and get your free LeMoyne Star collection????
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Comment by Maryam from Nebraska 1 hour ago
- you can do scrappy with Inklingo too Nancy....Inklingo can figure out the custom size you want.....you just have to tell your copier what size you are doing and it goes fine! I like to cut my freezer paper 8 1/2 x 11 so there is no jamming since I have a bottom feeding copier. Some of the ladies say the top feeding copiers are much easier and there isn't much jamming that way since it just goes straight down and out instead of going up and rolling around then out. Others have said using two layers of freezer paper works even better...more stability!
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Comment by Maryam from Nebraska 1 hour ago
- I do all of my POTCs by machine Nancy! I am one of the few on Inklingo that does it by machine. Some of them do a hybrid....part machine and part hand sewing. Some do it with EPP, some by template....but Inklingo is the easiest. I do fussy cut the center 4 hex's with a template and then Inklingo the rest!
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Comment by Nancy/NC 2 hours ago
- Lotto is right, my fabrics are taking over my studio, that's for sure! But who can resist, right, lol..
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Comment by Nancy/NC 2 hours ago
- I guess I can both ways, or even a combination of the two, & see which I prefer..
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