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by emily16838 31 Dec 2011 ( edited Dec 31'11 23:13 )
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If I start a block of the month can I do one a day and finish the blocks in twelve days? Or should I try to do just one a month?

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by aussiequilter 31 Dec 2011
+7
one a day would be good, that way you know you will be in front
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by sadp 31 Dec 2011
+6
I would take it in my stride and not rush, hugs S*
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by stork 31 Dec 2011
+6
What's the rush.....enjoy the process. Besides, life has a tendency to get in the way! lol
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by cutegirl 31 Dec 2011
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I'm sure you can, good way to start the new year, A happy New Year to you and your family. hugs
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by mops 31 Dec 2011
+6
Some blocks of the months are only posted once a month, so no matter how fast you sew, you'll have to wait for the next month to get another block.
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by diamondfowler 01 Jan 2012
Where do you get the blocks?
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by danababes 31 Dec 2011
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Personally I think the blocks are the easiest part, its the assembly of the finished product (eg a quilt) I procrastinate on :) xXx
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by emily16838 31 Dec 2011
you are so right
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by theduchess 31 Dec 2011
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My quilt club does one block plus one a month. Then we all either exchange a block if it's the same size -colors as what we are doing. Makes it go faster sometimes. But some of us don't like some of the colors so we only use the ones we ourselves make.
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by almag 31 Dec 2011
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If you had the complete patterns for all the twelve months you could easily do one a day. Lock yourself in your sewing room and warn off the family. Allow yourself a few days, maybe three, to get it all together, sandwiched, quilted and bound, and then emerge, victorious. How's that for a grand plan!!!
AlmaG.
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by emily16838 31 Dec 2011
I love it great idea.....