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    Welcome to the Rajah Quilt Revisited!

    It's almost time to start your TQS BOM 2106 - Rajah Quilt Revisited! Are you getting ready?

    #2
    I'm considering doing this one, I missed the Lynette Anderson quilt as I was too busy quilting A - Z. Must try harder to keep up.
    best wishes Pam

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      #3
      I am so ready. I plan to keep up each month with this one!!!!!!!

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        #4
        I'm giving some serious thought to this one. I haven't done a BOM for quite a while. :blush:

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          #5
          I am looking forward to this one. I saw the original quilt at the museum here in Brisbane a couple of years ago. Doing this quilt will mean so much. Rosemary

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            #6
            I am also excited to start this one, but have to say I will be doing it in my own colour choice of blue yellow and white.


            Taree NSW - Australia
            My motto in life: live by the three GGG’s - be Grateful, be Gracious, be Gorgeous to yourself

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              #7
              I also saw the original, although at the V&A in my case, and really love the old British medallion designs. Will probably be working from stash for the most part though - what else is a stash for, if not to cut up and sew.


              Taree NSW - Australia
              My motto in life: live by the three GGG’s - be Grateful, be Gracious, be Gorgeous to yourself

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                #8
                Yep, I'm on board! Am using the fabric kit; it's all washed and ready. I am looking forward to learning more about its creation and to thinking about the women who made it under such terrible circumstances.

                The older I get, the more connected I feel to the generations of women before me who made homes for their families, including their amazing quilts.

                Barb in rainy rainy can I say RAINY Alabama

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                  #9
                  Thinking, just thinking right now. I'll download all the directions,but I'm just thinking...

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                    #10
                    I'm in! And I'm going to seriously try to keep up. With any luck 2016 won't be as turbulent as 2015 was and I will get to spend more time sewing!

                    in 'Yes, I Know the Way to San Jose...', California, USA

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                      #11
                      Charae, now you're really making me THINK! :whistle: Would be so nice to keep up with everyone, but I've had to decline some other projects, but I sure do like this one. It doesn't look like it has as much applique as 2015's had. I like applique, but it takes TIME.
                      Might try to use my stash.

                      in 'Yes, I Know the Way to San Jose...', California, USA

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                        #12
                        Terrie, My very long sewing to do list has been ignored for so long, but I really like this pattern/concept, too. Lottie's lizard and Sue's mug rug will get there, I promise, but I just couldn't resist this BOM. I reluctantly abstained from the Row Robin although I sure wanted to throw my hat in. Anyway, my one and only resolution for 2016 is to spend at least a few hours a week sewing, so I'm going to give it a go.

                        in 'Yes, I Know the Way to San Jose...', California, USA

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                          #13
                          OK, so I noticed a couple of folks mentioned washing their fabric. I was not going to do that but would be interested in who is.

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                            #14
                            I had the opportunity to see the TQS version at the Ricky Super Seminar in Salt Lake City. Alex told me the story behind the quilt and I was so intrigued -- I was not familiar with The Rajah Quilt. I think a reproduction of a historic quilt is an interesting topic for a BOM. A medallion quilt has so many way to personalize it with fabric choices and customizing the center block. Looking forward to the new year!

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                              #15
                              Block 1 is available to download, along with a bonus History lesson.

                              Great news -- Episode 1801 is available today! How cool is that

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