RCTQ BOM for October!

Yeah, I'm posting a little early. I just got myself caught up on the pieced blocks, so I wanted to get this posted before I get myself into another project or seven that are staring at me!

Have fun!

Dannielle

How this BOM works is I will post block patterns each month near the beginning of each month. One is pieced, one appliqu=E9 and one paper pieced. It is up to you which one (or ones) you would like to do. You will work at your own pace over the course of each month. You keep your blocks. You do not mail them to me. At the end of the year you will have twelve blocks to set into a quilt. You keep the quilt. You do not mail it to me (unless you really feel the need to give me this gift!). You will then have your very own 2006-2007 RCTQ BOM quilt. When I announce a month's block patterns, I will also include the previous months' as well so if you decide to join along the way you will have all the blocks. Pieced blocks and paper pieced blocks will be 12" in size whenever possible and appliqu=E9 blocks will be whatever I can find that is available. Feel free to size up/down if you so chose.

This BOM will run from April 2006 through May 2007. This is how the schedule breaks down: =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D= =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D= =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D April 2006 - March 2007: Monthly blocks April 2007: Completing the Top (setting, sashing, borders, etc.) May 2007: Completing the Quilt (quilting, binding, labeling, etc.) - Done!

Marcia Hohn has a pin rating on her site

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that rates the level of difficulty of her block patterns. One pin blocks are fairly simple and they increase in difficulty as the number of pins increase. I will start with one pin blocks and increase our difficulty as we go so that we are challenged, but not overwhelmed! I also consider myself a fairly novice quilter, and these will all be blocks I would be willing to try (well, maybe not the appliqu=E9). Most of the blocks with only have three colors to them; however, some of them may have four.

Finished blocks can be seen at

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I must give a verylarge THANK YOU! to Teri for maintaining the gallery! Dannielle

April 2006: Pieced Block:

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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqu=E9 blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

May 2006: Pieced Block:

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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqu=E9 blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

June 2006: Pieced Block:

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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqu=E9 blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

July 2006: Pieced Block:

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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqu=E9 blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

August 2006: Pieced Block:

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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqu=E9 blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

September 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqu=E9 blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

October 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqu=E9 blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

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Dannielle
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Just when I thought I had a few days to catch up on other projects.

Reply to
maryd

Perfect timing......my mom is coming tomorrow for a sewing day, I'll be helping her with paper piecing. This is just what I needed to work on. Finally get to play with my new machine and the great new ruler that my SS sent for cutting triangles!

Thanks! Diane F.

Have fun!

Dannielle

How this BOM works is I will post block patterns each month near the beginning of each month. One is pieced, one appliqué and one paper pieced. It is up to you which one (or ones) you would like to do. You will work at your own pace over the course of each month. You keep your blocks. You do not mail them to me. At the end of the year you will have twelve blocks to set into a quilt. You keep the quilt. You do not mail it to me (unless you really feel the need to give me this gift!). You will then have your very own 2006-2007 RCTQ BOM quilt. When I announce a month's block patterns, I will also include the previous months' as well so if you decide to join along the way you will have all the blocks. Pieced blocks and paper pieced blocks will be 12" in size whenever possible and appliqué blocks will be whatever I can find that is available. Feel free to size up/down if you so chose.

This BOM will run from April 2006 through May 2007. This is how the schedule breaks down: =============================================================== April 2006 - March 2007: Monthly blocks April 2007: Completing the Top (setting, sashing, borders, etc.) May 2007: Completing the Quilt (quilting, binding, labeling, etc.) - Done!

Marcia Hohn has a pin rating on her site

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that rates the level of difficulty of her block patterns. One pin blocks are fairly simple and they increase in difficulty as the number of pins increase. I will start with one pin blocks and increase our difficulty as we go so that we are challenged, but not overwhelmed! I also consider myself a fairly novice quilter, and these will all be blocks I would be willing to try (well, maybe not the appliqué). Most of the blocks with only have three colors to them; however, some of them may have four.

Finished blocks can be seen at

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I must give a verylarge THANK YOU! to Teri for maintaining the gallery! Dannielle

April 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqué blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

May 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqué blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

June 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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(thiscan be paper pieced or use regular templates!)Appliqué:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqué blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

July 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqué blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

August 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqué blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

September 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqué blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

October 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqué blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

Reply to
Diane F.

October ?!? Kay Ahr in July

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Dannielle wrote: Yeah, I'm posting a little early. I just got myself caught up on the pieced blocks, so I wanted to get this posted before I get myself into another project or seven that are staring at me!

Have fun!

Dannielle

Reply to
Kay Ahr

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