Hoffman Bali Pops Leftovers
10-04-2010, 06:45 AM
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Again, thanks to all for the compliments. The pattern I "borrowed" from the catalog picture is "Hanging Gardens"; it is available for purchase at Keepsake Quilting & several other places as well; in fact, probably most anywhere that sells quilting supplies. When I looked, I noticed that prices for the same pattern varied slightly. Also, my quilt is slightly altered because I did not have the pattern and couldn't figure out exactly how she did it. If my quilt top photo prompts any of you to buy the lovely pattern, I will feel vindicated for borrowing, rather than buying it.
10-04-2010, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted by weezie
I just finished this quilt top yesterday and would like to share with you. I got the basic idea from a catalog picture, but then I floundered, unable to figure out how the thing went together, so I just had to "wing" it.
Last spring, I wanted to make a French Braid quilt and, afraid that I could not choose wisely all the fabrics for the 6 different braid runs, I bought 6 pkgs. of Strawberry Fields Bali Pops. I only needed a few strips from each package, so I was left with about a gazillion Bali Pops strips. I still haven't made much of a dent in the leftovers, so I predict more Bali Pops quilt tops in my future.
Last spring, I wanted to make a French Braid quilt and, afraid that I could not choose wisely all the fabrics for the 6 different braid runs, I bought 6 pkgs. of Strawberry Fields Bali Pops. I only needed a few strips from each package, so I was left with about a gazillion Bali Pops strips. I still haven't made much of a dent in the leftovers, so I predict more Bali Pops quilt tops in my future.
10-04-2010, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by mrsreeves2
I just bought this pattern and am waiting to collect just the right fabrics in order to get started. I will be enlarging it to fit a queen size bed, though.
Nice job!
Nice job!
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