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Judy
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Quick Quilt Trip

Post by Judy » Tue Jun 10, 2008 12:06 pm

I have read and reread the directions but feel I would be much better off if I had some tips from those of you that have made this quilt. I read that Cindy had posted suggestions concerning the quilt but I can't find the thread. I would appreciate any help you can give.
Thank you,
Judyhttp://www.quiltinaday.com/community/fo ... sp?forum=2

quiltwithmom
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Re: Quick Quilt Trip

Post by quiltwithmom » Tue Jun 10, 2008 2:40 pm

Judy,
I did the quick trip. It was not hard at all. Someone posted a suggestion that I copy the instructions from the book and highlight them as I worked. That was a great suggestion. I made the 'United We Stand' quilt on page 15. Once you get started you will love it.
Have fun, take your time and ENJOY!
Hugs, Kathy

quilterbee
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Re: Quick Quilt Trip

Post by quilterbee » Tue Jun 10, 2008 4:06 pm

Just go for it! If your really worried, use some WallyWorld fabric and see how things go. I bet you do just fine :o) I haven't made it yet and I'm not even a newbie. If you do one, so will I. How's that sound? Amie ;OD

cindyg
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Re: Quick Quilt Trip

Post by cindyg » Wed Jun 11, 2008 7:58 am

Judy - I think it was me who suggested copying the instructions then marking with a highlighter the completed steps as you go. I do this so that I don't leave a step out. Also helps when you have to leave the project for a while - when you come back to it you know right where you left off. It's worth the tiny bit of extra time to do this for me - who suffers from CRS.

I have make the Trip quilt but it's been, let's see, OMG 10 yrs. ago. I don't remember much about it now so, I'm sorry, I'm not much help.

Judy
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Re: Quick Quilt Trip

Post by Judy » Wed Jun 11, 2008 12:56 pm

Thank you for the suggestions and support. I am ready to start. I am in the process of completing a sampler. It is a large king and I have hand quilted all but four squares. Just finished piecing a queen double Irish Chain. I enjoy hand quilting but I am now falling behind. Guess I may machine quilt the Quick Quilt. Thank you Cindy for the suggestion, I can see where it would keep you organized. Kathy, I viewed your quilt in the photos and it is outstanding.
Judy in hot, hot Texashttp://www.quiltinaday.com/community/to ... opic=10332

QIAD-Linda
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Re: Quick Quilt Trip

Post by QIAD-Linda » Wed Jun 11, 2008 7:42 pm

Judy, I love making this quilt pattern and just finished 2 baby quilts and am working on the third. Once you get it, you will fly through piecing it. It is fun and goes so fast. I love all the different results you can get just by changing the order of the fabrics.
Have fun with it and don't over think it. I promise, you will love it!
Linda

quiltwithmom
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Re: Quick Quilt Trip

Post by quiltwithmom » Thu Jun 19, 2008 3:02 pm

Judy, How did you make out with this? Thanks for the complament on my quilt. It is off to the LA quilter, I can't wait to see it finished.

Yes it was you CindyG I just have a bad case of CRS!

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