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by rw9340 19 Feb 2016 ( edited Feb 23'16 03:56 )
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Has anyone tried the piece in the hoop quilt blocks, if so how do you like it

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by lynn12766 19 Feb 2016
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I love them
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by seamssewcreative 19 Feb 2016
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I love them! They look very professional and you don't have to pay for someone to do the longarm quilting for you. Try it! Avis
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by anabela 19 Feb 2016
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I love them, too
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by haleymax 19 Feb 2016
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Where did you get the piece in the hoop designs? Thanks.
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by rw9340 19 Feb 2016
I don't have any yet just wanted to know how well they look before buying any. Say a few online
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by mops 19 Feb 2016
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Digitised them, stitched them, used them.
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by liliana1 19 Feb 2016
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Never done piece in the hoop quilt blocks but have often thought about trying.
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by dragonflyer 19 Feb 2016
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Absolutely love doing them, but I must be honest, I haven't found a way of joining them that I truly like as well as the traditional way of making a quilt top, then sandwich the batting and backing...I have tried several different block joining techniques...and I am still on the fence about them...still looking or that "perfect" joining technique for them...Here is a link to some ITH quilt as you go blocks that I digitized myself so I could try the Jenny Join block joining technique...
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by rw9340 19 Feb 2016
Very pretty
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by pcteddyb 19 Feb 2016
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Agree with dragonflyer - love them but the joining not so much.
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by graceandham 19 Feb 2016
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Have only tried Anita Goodesign's and they stitch like a dream.
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by spendlove 20 Feb 2016
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Like Mops, I've digitised them, used them and love them!
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by jofrog2000 20 Feb 2016
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https://www.queenofstitching.com/ has 2 ith quilt squares you can try. They also have a lot of information on the process, which might help you.
It's really quite an easy process. and quite a few websites have them.
Jo
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by jofrog2000 20 Feb 2016
If you have signed up on oregon patchworks for the MOC designs, on the first page after signing in are quilt patterns from previous years, some being Qith from DeDe of HalletHouse designs with a multitude of blocks to try-with tutorials.
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by rw9340 21 Feb 2016
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Thanks everyone for the information I only have a 4x4 size
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by jofrog2000 21 Feb 2016
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at-oregon Rease's Realistic designs- 75% off,
splintersandthreads has some blocks, and chantell's is a treasure trove of ith blocks and creations. Look through the projects gallery for a lot of ideas.
2 links:
[1] splintersandthreads
www.splintersandthreads.com
[2] chantells-creations
www.chantells-creations.com
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by rw9340 21 Feb 2016
Thank you
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by marianb 21 Feb 2016
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Hi, I'm currently doing some from Sweet Pea.com they are very easy to do and come in a lot of sizes. They range from $4aud to $15aud. Jump on over and take a look you won't be disappointed. Marian
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by noah 23 Feb 2016
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Love sewing them and sew will you hugs from canada