BOM fabric requirements 2009

[AlexAnderson]

THE QUILT SHOW: STARS FOR A NEW DAY
FABRIC REQUIREMENTS
QUILT SIZE: Approx. 85 x 85 inches
Fabric Required Use

6-1/2 yards Background

1-1/4 yards -Feathered star setting triangles; setting triangles for 6-inch blocks -

3/4 yards -Setting triangles for 6-inch star blocks

1-1/2 yards -Feathered star feathers, four-patches, pinwheels, star
blocks, flying geese, floater borders, and log cabin blocks

1-1/2 yards - Center of feathered star; floater borders

3/8 yard -Four-patch setting triangles

1/2 yard -Feathered star points, 4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks,
flying geese, and log cabin blocks

3/8 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, and flying geese

2 yards -Floater border, 4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, flying
geese, and quilt binding

1/2 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, and flying geese

1/2 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, flying geese, and log
cabin blocks

1/2 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, flying geese, and log
cabin blocks

3/8 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, and flying geese -

1/2 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, and flying geese -

1/2 yard - 4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, and flying geese -

1/2 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, and flying geese -

1/2 yard - 4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, and flying geese -

1/2 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, and flying geese -

1/2 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, and flying geese -

1/2 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, and flying geese -

1 1/2 yard -Floater border, 4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, and flying geese -

1/2 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, flying geese, and log
cabin blocks -

1/2 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, flying geese, and log
cabin blocks -

1/2 yard -4-patches, pinwheels, star blocks, flying geese, and log
cabin blocks

Note: Fabric list includes fabric for the quilt binding.

[AlexAnderson]

Alex

Have you put this pattern up yet? I'm pretty confused still,do we need to be joined up for season 4 first? I don't mean to confuse anyone else,but I'm still kinda lost....is John still working on this?
Thank you,Kathy

[luvquilting]

Thanks so much, Alex, for posting this very detailed list....I'm sure I'm not going to be the only one shopping and plotting for the next six weeks until we can actually put our hands on the pattern! WooHoo!! :lol: Nancy

[luvquilting]

Thank you, Alex. It is going to be so much fun gathering fabric for this project. A little shopping and lots of going through my stash. Marge

[luvquilting]

Thank you, Alex. This should give us all a firm starting point.

[luvquilting]

Alex

Thanks for the info on the fabric requirements. It really helps to get started.

Margarita in Auburn, CA

[AlexAnderson]

Yes - you will have to sign up for a full year (2009) - starting Jan. to get the entire BOM . We are no longer doing it series based - very soon John will be spelling out the details. IF, you are a current member, nothing will change for you at all - your membership will just extend at the first of the year. The reason it is taking a little time to get up the resubscribe part up is that we have a deal we are working out as a gift to series our 3 people.........a thank you for supporting us and being loyal customers.

[PattiSure]

Thanks Alex for posting the yardage requirements!!!!! Cool beans! I wish your fabrics were going to be available in time for January but I may just figure out how to add them in when I can get them

[PattiSure]

I now understand much better "Thank You" Alex.
I look forward to season 4, Keep up the great work TQS team.
Kathy

[PattiSure]

Yes thank you Alex. I was look to see how you all where going to work it into the 09 bom I plan to do this one[/list]

[Margo]

You all know that I was honored to "test" the pattern for Sue, and have finished my 2009 BOM, so I can tell you that if you are making a scrappy quilt, the yardages are not critical! I didn't have enough of my background fabric (a soft yellow) and used two different backgrounds on some of the borders! We are really looking forward to seeing all the different color combinations for this project!

[Books53]

Thank you Alex for the list and thanks Margo for that tip. I think I'd like to try this one. Julie

[Books53]

I think I'm going with blues, greens and purples, scrappy. The fabric requirement list was a bit daunting to me, but I am going to start getting FQ's and 1/2's together when I go shopping. It is truly a beautiful quilt.

Nancy in NC

[Books53]

I really appreciate the posting of the yardage requirements for this. It looks a bit overwhelming. but hey if I can do needle turn applique (this was my first attempt at doing it with the current BOM) then I can do this. Love learning all this new stuff!!!!

Plus if it's paper piece I can do paper piecing. Just hate tearing away all that darn paper afterwards.

I really want to thank Margo for putting up those albums of step by step on the applique. That is really what helped me, that and my mother-in-law. Thank you very much Margo, and I look forward to more step by steps from you on this next one.
Even if I don't do it your way, its always nice to take a look at how someone else is doing it, or get some ideas on other methods.

Heather

[MontanaGramma]

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!!! Can't wait to get started!