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Quilting: Double degree
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Double degree

double degree

double degree
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Category: Quilting

Type of item: Functional

For: Unisex

Style: Cute

Materials

wiscasset by Polly minick and Laurie Simpson

What was your inspiration?

I wanted to design a quilt that symbolises my son does a double degree.

What are you most proud of?

I'm so proud that I can reflect my thoughts on this quilt.

What advice would you give someone starting this project?

If you want a project for a weekend this is it, very easy to make.

 

14 comments

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emthep on craftsy.com
emthep
Apr 19, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Your creativity is outstanding. Quilting is great therapy, Hope it helps relieve your stress. Care giving is a difficult job, I know it all too well. Happy quilting
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Joanofhtelake
Aug 14, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
Very nice pattern that has nice symetry and depth.
cascademo89799 on craftsy.com
cascademo89799
Aug 11, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
Very pretty. I like the pattern and the colors you have chosen.
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L.K
Jul 29, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
so pretty and i love the border :)
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flovalley62215
Jul 26, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
Lovely! I really like the color scheme.
Bev B on craftsy.com
Bev B
Jun 26, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
WOW this is really nice. I am sure your son just loves it. And I like the idea that it's an easy on to make. Would you share the pattern with me? Thanxs, Bev B Did I tell you what a GREAT JOB you did on this quilt?????? Well, you did!
Devika on craftsy.com
Devika
Aug 11, 2011   Flag as inappropriate
sorry to take this long, here is the pattern:
Devika on craftsy.com
Devika
Aug 11, 2011   Flag as inappropriate
- First I sorted the wiscasset fabric collection in red and blue tones. - Then I cut out enough 4 squares in red and blue tones of fabric. This way I was able to alternate the colours. - 4 half square triangles were made out of Bella solid naturals and Wiscasset charm pack using sandwich method. (I used 5 squares instead of 4 7/8 x 4 7/8 to get 4 1/2 squares, because it was easy to measure, cut and make adjustments if I made any mistakes) - The rows were done with half square triangle and red and blue squares alternatively. - Sashing was done by 2 natural bella solid - The border was done with 6. - Quilted using stich in the ditch method. - The border was stippled - Binding was done by 2 natural bella solid.
Devika on craftsy.com
Devika
Aug 11, 2011   Flag as inappropriate
- First I sorted the wiscasset fabric collection in red and blue tones. - Then I cut out enough 4 squares in red and blue tones of fabric. This way I was able to alternate the colours. - 4 half square triangles were made out of Bella solid naturals and Wiscasset charm pack using sandwich method. (I used 5 squares instead of 4 7/8 x 4 7/8 to get 4 1/2 squares, because it was easy to measure, cut and make adjustments if I made any mistakes) - The rows were done with half square triangle and red and blue squares alternatively. - Sashing was done by 2 natural bella solid - The border was done with 6. - Quilted using stich in the ditch method. - The border was stippled - Binding was done by 2 natural bella solid.
Devika on craftsy.com
Devika
Aug 11, 2011   Flag as inappropriate
- First I sorted the wiscasset fabric collection in red and blue tones. - Then I cut out enough 4 squares in red and blue tones of fabric. This way I was able to alternate the colours. - 4 half square triangles were made out of Bella solid naturals and Wiscasset charm pack using sandwich method. (I used 5 squares instead of 4 7/8 x 4 7/8 to get 4 1/2 squares, because it was easy to measure, cut and make adjustments if I made any mistakes) - The rows were done with half square triangle and red and blue squares alternatively. - Sashing was done by 2 natural bella solid - The border was done with 6. - Quilted using stich in the ditch method. - The border was stippled - Binding was done by 2 natural bella solid.
Devika on craftsy.com
Devika
Aug 11, 2011   Flag as inappropriate
- First I sorted the wiscasset fabric collection in red and blue tones. - Then I cut out enough 4 squares in red and blue tones of fabric. This way I was able to alternate the colours. - 4 half square triangles were made out of Bella solid naturals and Wiscasset charm pack using sandwich method. (I used 5 squares instead of 4 7/8 x 4 7/8 to get 4 1/2 squares, because it was easy to measure, cut and make adjustments if I made any mistakes) - The rows were done with half square triangle and red and blue squares alternatively. - Sashing was done by 2 natural bella solid - The border was done with 6. - Quilted using stich in the ditch method. - The border was stippled - Binding was done by 2 natural bella solid.
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Devika
Aug 11, 2011   Flag as inappropriate
OOOOOPS..........entered 3 times accidently
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Devika
Aug 11, 2011   Flag as inappropriate
inches symbol did not appear, on the instructions
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kaytee
Jun 18, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
very nice.

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