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    #76
    Thanks so much 2L!! Worth a thousand words!!


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

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      #77
      Great picture, Michelle! I love resourceful people!


      from the Piedmont of North Carolina

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        #78
        I am just getting ready to start. I saved all of the files throughout 2012 but never did anything with them. Two days ago, I was at the Arizona Quilters Guild Quilt show and saw that TQS member Nancy ( gmhowl ) won First Place in the Mixed Large category and also won BEST of SHOW! Her quilt is beautiful! As soon as I got home Friday, I started studying in progress and completed photos others have posted to help me decide on fabrics and colors to use. This will be my first attempt at paper piecing. I printed the Month One templates onto Carol Doaks Paper Piecing paper, has anyone else used this? Is it comparable to the Ricky Tims printable stabilizer? I plan use the Sedona Surprise embroidery designs.

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          #79
          I used Carol Doak foundation paper for my quilt. I haven't seen Ricky time paper, so I can't compare.

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            #80
            I haven't finished my Sedona Star but did use Carol Doak paper successfully. It is very different from Ricky Tims Stable Stuff. Carol Doak paper is basically newsprint in 8 1/2 x 11 sheets whereas Stable Stuff (I believe also 8 1/2 x11) is a polyester stabilizer which softens when washed and can remain inside the quilt. I have not tried Stable Stuff yet.

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              #81
              Thank you for the input on the Carol Doak paper. I only printed a few and thought I better try it before committing to using it for the whole quilt. Then I wondered if it would make a difference as the quilt got closer to being finished.

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                #82
                I also used newsprint. I prefer it for paper piecing and I do a lot of paper piecing. It removes easier than any other stabilizer. I have not tried Ricky's product, but so far (and I'm ready to start month 8) , it's going we'll! Keep going. It will be worth it!

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                  #83
                  Thant should read month eight!

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                    #84
                    Originally posted by alicea
                    I also used newsprint.
                    Do you just get the plain (unprinted) newsprint paper and cut it to 8.5 x 11 inches for going through the printer? If so, where do you get it?

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                      #85
                      Carol Doak's Foundation Paper and Ricky Tims' Stable Stuff are both available pre-cut to fit your printer, but the two are not meant to be used the same way.

                      Carol's paper is basically newsprint....a lightweight paper designed to be removed after paper piecing.

                      Ricky's is a wonderful product that is designed to be left in the quilt after appliqueing! It is stiff when you work with it, but dissolves into loose polyester fibers when the quilt is washed, leaving just a hint of fullness under the applique.


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

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                        #86
                        Ricky's Stable Stuff is also designed for paper piecing where it can be left in or torn away. That's one of the uses suggested on the cover of the package. This is what Sarah suggests using in the pattern for this quilt. I'm using it and planning on leaving it in when I finish.

                        Nancy

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                          #87
                          I actually order pre-cut newsprint from dick blicks art supply. A full ream of 500 sheets was less than $4.00!

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                            #88
                            Originally posted by alicea
                            I actually order pre-cut newsprint from dick blicks art supply. A full ream of 500 sheets was less than $4.00!
                            Brilliant!!


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

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                              #89
                              Thanks for that information. 50 sheets of carol doak paper is $10.

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                                #90
                                Ok gals, I have just posted up thru month 9!!!! Progress, woo hoo!!! I absolutely love this quilt! Hope the rest of you are moving along on your Sedona Star!

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