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lowjane

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PostSubject: kaleidscope   kaleidscope EmptyMon Sep 24, 2012 6:59 am

I am so intrigued I am going to have to try these patterns. Any suggestions? Have you had success, where the patterns self explanatory or what area did you find difficult?
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PostSubject: Re: kaleidscope   kaleidscope EmptyMon Sep 24, 2012 7:16 am

I attempted a one block wonder quilt and got bored with it and never finished it. My fabric choice was all wrong so the blocks had no "wow" in them. I applaude you if you give it a go. It was not that it was difficult....a few of the women in the class i tooks blocks turned out great. SOme like mine didn't.
You need to have a block with a packed background and great color differences.
Notice in this link that amazon has this book used (i buy their used books all the time, many times they look brand new)
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PostSubject: Re: kaleidscope   kaleidscope EmptyMon Sep 24, 2012 7:32 am

I just watched a tutorial on how to pick and choose appropriate patterned material, I think that may be the key, also it may be worth it to start with a pillow cover or something small so I know I have chosen the right fabric?? Thanks for the headsup
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Luvsquilting

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PostSubject: Re: kaleidscope   kaleidscope EmptyMon Sep 24, 2012 6:44 pm

I have a HUGE king UFO that's a kaleidoscope. Here's the pattern:

[img]kaleidscope Keyboa10[/img]
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Mamu

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PostSubject: Re: kaleidscope   kaleidscope EmptyMon Sep 24, 2012 6:54 pm

OHHH,... I LOVE it...looks like something I would like to do! Did you get a chance to start this at one of the retreats you were going to? Want to see it when it is done. Keeping or gifting???
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PostSubject: Re: kaleidscope   kaleidscope EmptyTue Sep 25, 2012 5:08 am

What about Paula Nadelstern, I have a couple of her books and she is a future project, the snowflake ones, Ive a small collection of fabrics for one, one day

Paula Nadelstern quilt pics

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PostSubject: Re: kaleidscope   kaleidscope EmptyTue Sep 25, 2012 8:56 am

This is one of the nicer kaleidescope patterns that I have seen. I would definitely love to give it a whirl. I will research patterns and thank you for your input!
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PostSubject: Re: kaleidscope   kaleidscope EmptyTue Sep 25, 2012 11:50 am

Beautiful quilt Joann!
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lowjane

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PostSubject: Re: kaleidscope   kaleidscope EmptyTue Sep 25, 2012 1:56 pm

Luvsquilting wrote:
I have a HUGE king UFO that's a kaleidoscope. Here's the pattern:

[img]kaleidscope Keyboa10[/img]

DO you happen to have a name for your beautiful quilt, it really is lovely
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PostSubject: Re: kaleidscope   kaleidscope EmptyTue Sep 25, 2012 3:18 pm

kaleidscope 192697 Luvs, that is gorgeous!!!! I had to call DH to look at it and he loved it too.
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PostSubject: Re: kaleidscope   kaleidscope EmptyTue Sep 25, 2012 7:22 pm

It's called Keyboard Kaleidoscope. It's from a company in Minnesota called Quilt Moments.

http://www.quiltmoments.com/

Laura. I brought it to the first retreat. I also brought it to the 2nd retreat, but didn't remember I had it because it was in a side pocket of my suitcase. I only found it when I unpacked. I bought the fabric when I first started quilting and didn't quite appreciate the quality fabrics found at the local quilt store. I intend to use it as a 2nd quilt for my bed. Want to have 2 or 3 to change with the seasons. The fabric I have is kind of a fun fabric with parrots on it.
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PostSubject: Re: kaleidscope   kaleidscope EmptyTue Sep 25, 2012 7:27 pm

Luvsquilting wrote:
It's called Keyboard Kaleidoscope. It's from a company in Minnesota called Quilt Moments.

http://www.quiltmoments.com/

Laura. I brought it to the first retreat. I also brought it to the 2nd retreat, but didn't remember I had it because it was in a side pocket of my suitcase. I only found it when I unpacked. I bought the fabric when I first started quilting and didn't quite appreciate the quality fabrics found at the local quilt store. I intend to use it as a 2nd quilt for my bed. Want to have 2 or 3 to change with the seasons. The fabric I have is kind of a fun fabric with parrots on it.


Thank you I really appreciate it!
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