Laurie was having problems uploading her photo so she mailed it to me. Here are her 5 heart blocks. FYI, Laurie, I also had problems with your file. It was huge (4 1/2 MB) so, I resized it to make it smaller … twice, and still got errors. I found a work-around, but I my guess is that there was a defect in the original file. If you have an option for email or web in your camera/photo transfer program, that’s usually the best choice...
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I used all the scraps on my table to make a couple of hearts. One is mostly red, for the lotto, the other I made into a small mat and gave to my sister in law. Both used lots of little pieces and bits that were left over from recent...
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Here are 8 hearts from GA. Fun and easy to make. No rhyme or reason to how I put the fabric together. I just sewed strips together....
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These are my three blocks for donation. Sophie invited us to share the made fabric process. This is how I did the first two. Starting with my box of strings, selected some potential strips, sew together in pairs in one direction and sewing the pairs together in the other direction – this keeps the made fabric less curved. I try to keep one end of the strips aligned. Like Sophie and others I like to make little HST with the...
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I made these hearts from my ridiculously profuse red stash — and they didn’t make much of a dent in it. The project reminded me that I am number-challenged. I really ended up with ten hearts, but I guess one will morph into a pot-holder. Thanks, Sophie, for a really happy block this...
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I’m hoping to get more hearts made later, but I wanted to post the 3 I’ve finished, just in case. These are so fun to make, and really eat up your scraps! I love these, and I’m considering making lots for me, in every color of scraps I can. Sharon...
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This was such a fun block to make. I’d love to do a whole quilt of hearts with all of my scraps. ...
Read More3 Strings send to Barbara and 3 Strings sent to Mary today!
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