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    #46
    I'm back! I picked up 8 yards of a really nice tiny floral WOW. It's already in the wash.

    from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
    Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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      #47
      I am doing this scrappy also. I have a background fabric that is neutral tan/cream roses. I'll have "rust-ish" roses with teals, grey/greens and multiples of everything in-between that I can find on my shelf. I started with a jellyroll I have and pulled fabrics in that color way. I picked my fabrics last night, but got done too late to photograph them. I'll do that tonight, if I can resist starting on the leaves and vine, lol. I also got the centerblock pattern onto my background fabric, so I can hardly wait to take the first stitch!

      Linny t

      from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
      Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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        #48
        Here are my fabrics so far.

        from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
        Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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          #49
          Oooo Lin, your fabrics are wonderful!! They will make a very pretty quilt!

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            #50
            Lin your fabrics are great, there are going to be some really great quilts from this years, BOM.
            I still do not know if I will make it this year or not?

            Margarita in Auburn, CA

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              #51
              Linny, it looks wonderful! Can't wait to see your first month's applique!


              It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
              That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !

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                #52
                Linny wonderful colours and Margarita you are so right we are going to see some fantastic colour combinations in this BOM 2011 quilts this year 8) 8) 8)


                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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                  #53
                  Linny, your colors look luscious! They're going to make a great quilt.

                  from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
                  Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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                    #54
                    Beautiful Fabrics Linny! Margarita I hope you join in with the BOM. This is my first year, and I need all of the help I can get. :lol:

                    from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
                    Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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                      #55
                      Thanks, everyone.

                      It's my first BOM with TQS, also. Looks like a fun group so far with lots of helpful tips and information. I'm looking forward to making this quilt. It's such a pretty pattern.

                      linny t

                      from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
                      Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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                        #56
                        Hi Margo,

                        I have most of the fabrics for the Ruffled Roses, but am wondering about the 8 yards of white on white listed. I can't see where there would be 8 yards used in this quilt, unless it is also used for the backing? Is that the case? Is that an accurate amount? Thanks for all your help. I've enjoyed reading all the posts on all the different topics and am learning new things.

                        Mary Anne in AZ

                        from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
                        Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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                          #57
                          Mary Anne, I was able to get by with 7-1/2 yards when I did my Beloved Beauties version. I also thought it looked like a lot of fabric, but there are so many little pieces that there is a lot of fabric taken up in all the seam allowances. I did find that with my scrappy version that it worked out fine to have lots of different fabrics to use for the backgrounds as long as I paid attention to the value (lightness or darkness) of the fabrics. If you will check with my supplemental instructions for the January block, there is a chart included there to pre-cut some of the fabrics so that you may decide to use some other fabrics for parts of the quilt instead of matching all the backgrounds.

                          learn/all-boms


                          It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
                          That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !

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                            #58
                            OK, I'm in too!! For the past 3 years I have looked at the BOM and thought, 'much too advanced, too difficult, not enough time etc etc etc'. I have been following all the threads for this year and am aware that I have lots of WIPs, but also know that the previous BOMs have been major learning curves for people. I need to step out of my comfort zone, I dont like paper piecing or applique. So with encouragement from DH, I have printed out the instructions this morning and over the next few days will sort through my stash. Wish me luck!!


                            In leafy Berkshire, south of England.

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                              #59
                              Yay Pam! This year is my year of exploring new techniques and this BOM is perfect. I think we all are in for a wonderful year. Can't wait to see your fabric choices.

                              aka ladyquilter

                              Troutdale, OR
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                                #60
                                Pam,

                                You are going to love it. I'm new to applique - this is my third project and I'm loving it. I'm doing needle turn for this one but after reading Margo's instructions for machine applique I want to try that also. I have a project in a book that I want to do for my sister and I'm going to try that after I finish my medallion block. I'm working on the leaves now.
                                SueW
                                Upstate NY(Near Plattburgh)

                                aka ladyquilter

                                Troutdale, OR
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