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Quilting: stack and whack- cows
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stack and whack- cows

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Category: Quilting

Type of item: Functional

For: Home

Style: Funky, Whimsical


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I made this quilt top in a stack and whack quilting class at my church. it was so much fun seeing the different blocks come out!

 

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patz in suffolk on craftsy.com
Nov 03, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Oh - WOW! That is absolutely stunning! I've never tried "Stack 'n' Whack" which is still a bit of a mystery to me, but with results like that, I really will have to have a go! Yes - as Di4N4 says, it would be wonderful if Craftsy would run a tutorial and I'm sure loads of people would subscribe to it.
MsQuilty on craftsy.com
Nov 03, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
thanks! I made this a couple years ago in a class at my church. I believe I could do much better now, with all the great tips I have learned in my Craftsy classes!
Di4N4 on craftsy.com
Jul 31, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
I would love to try a Stack N Whack quilt. Your's looks awsome! It would be great if Craftsy could do a class!
MsQuilty on craftsy.com
Jul 31, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
thanks! yes, a class would be great!
Joanly on craftsy.com
May 19, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Nice! I watched a tut on it and thought it was too tedious for me! You did a great job!
MsQuilty on craftsy.com
May 20, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
thanks :)
desna on craftsy.com
May 17, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Ooh I totally love this... I have never heard of Stack N Whack before but now I want to do it. Quilting is so much fun and there is always something new:) Will have to go search for a tutorial on this. Thanks for sharing.
Surfside6 on craftsy.com
May 17, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Desna, a great book is Stack 'N Whack by Bethany Reynolds, although there are a few out there, this was the one I used. The secredt is in the cutting, so you need a larger quantity of fabri so you can make 8 idential repeats for a large square and it is grat fun. I especially like to use odd looking patterns to see what happens. You'll love it!
Surfside6 on craftsy.com
May 17, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Also, take my advice and stay away from stripes for a while. I did one small one for a baby and was nearly blind by the time I was done. Multicolors, florals, she gives a great amount of hints in her book about picking out what works and more importantly, what does not work.
Surfside6 on craftsy.com
May 17, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Also, take my advice and stay away from stripes for a while. I did one small one for a baby and was nearly blind by the time I was done. Multicolors, florals, she gives a great amount of hints in her book about picking out what works and more importantly, what does not work.
desna on craftsy.com
May 17, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you so much for the info... I will def buy this book and this is top of my list to try make a quilt using this method. Haha I can just imagine working with stripes it would be crazy:) Thanks again for great tips x
MsQuilty on craftsy.com
May 17, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
it was a lot easier that it looks! I love projects like that :) you need a special template to cut the triangles. enjoy!
Surfside6 on craftsy.com
May 16, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
I love Stack 'N Whack. It's always a surprise when you finish a block. If you have not done one, do yourself a favor and take a chance. I call it the potato chip quilt, because you always want to do "just one more block before I got to bed". I always try to include a border of the original print so people can see how unique the process is. I remember one totally awful fabric I bought that a friend said "Thank God you bought it and put it out of its misery". To her surprise, but not mine, it looked GREAT!!!!! Your babric is adorable. Thanks for sharing and inspiring me to whack some more