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Hello Cuties! I just finished another QOV top and thought I’d show you because it’s so different. For some reason I keep thinking Desert Storm, fabrics I guess. The free pattern is in Archives of Maywood Studio. I hope the link to the page works. You will have to scroll down a bit but you may find more you like along the way. This picture of pattern is what you will be looking for. I didn’t use their ruler or templates but squared my HST and solid squares at 5.5 inch- mine came out 61.25x80.5 will now go for quilting. I like to hang my quilts in the yard once they are complete for photos. I think this will look good with all the green outside. Thanks for looking and commenting on my other threads. I appreciate your support, especially on QOV.
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Wow Toogie, this is really beautiful even with the combat colors in the fabrics. They just coordinate very well. The Veteran who receives this one will be overjoyed. Nice job.
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My niece Eraine asked me who it was for. I told her I have 5 on my list right now so it will go to one of them. Sharon, one of our leaders chose the fabrics. This is another one of those military fabrics that a lot of sewers don’t know what to do with it. Like I told Nan I sometimes have to study a while. Thanks
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Beautiful. Wow Toogie, you really have a vision. Hugs. Nan
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Nan I think I studied the fabrics, thinking of ways to make it, longer than it actually took me to make. The squares and half square triangles are 5.5 inch so it went pretty fast. I made it in two days.
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Truly a work of art. You never disappoint us with your creativity and color schemes.
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Sharon bought the fabrics and sent to me. I fussy cut the center of the 5 stars focusing on the tanks, helicopter, etc.
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dlonnahawkins
21 Mar 2023
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Toogie, simply beautiful. I have a nephew that was over there at that time, and I would get notes from him written on his MRE cartons. LOL
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Thank you, where there is a need there is a way.-lol
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Wow! Toogie, I love all your quilts, I know they go to loving recipients, but some of them I'd love to keep myself he he he!. Love Chris
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Lol- Chris you sound like Sharon, our leader. She couldn’t believe I was giving the Bargellos. I think she woulda like to keep one-lol
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This is really a wonderful quilt. I like central diamond style quilt patterns (around the world, etc.). They always look so different, depending on the fabrics, and exact lay out. Yours is beautiful, and your community is truly lucky to have you and the other ladies who give so much of your time to make these.
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Thank you, we love doing what we do and giving.
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Toogie, you are the perfect quilter. I like yours better than the pictured pattern. You really know how make it your own. One vet will be extremely happy with your donation, Hugs and love, Suzanna.
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Thank you Suzanna, what a nice thing to say. I believe Sharon and other members pass me the ‘problem’ fabrics, panels that they don’t know what to do with. Sometimes it takes a day or two of studying before an idea hits me. I h as d saved this pattern along with others in a folder I named Focus Fabrics. Sharon got a bundle of military fabrics and I knew I’d get some one day. I had just enough different color fabrics to use for this.
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You do such a good job on your quilts, it will be much loved by the veteran who receives it. Thank you for the link for the quilt pattern. It always surprises me how a different a quilt can look with another fabric.
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I always hope the way I figure in my head will actually come out looking good, so you’re right about being surprised. I don’t know what fabric we have for backing to match but I thought I might come back with the black, as binding, around the edges. Thanks