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  1. Perhaps you can place a square of the border in the center of the central cathedral window? It looks like it is waiting to be filled

  2. The Pumpkin Spice Mini Mystery is really cute. I really like the final result. I don’t have the time to make this right now, but hopefully I will be able to get to it.

  3. I really like this a little pumpkin spice latte quilt. The tangerine-colored pieces remind me of a cat with its green arms crossed. I haven’t read the clues yet but I’m pleased to find on your site some patterns that appear be simple enough for me to learn how to do. You’ve got lots of information out there, Kris. I appreciate it!

  4. Or….maybe not. I need to make my life simple and not look at patterns and get overwhelmed, but to realize there’s no hurry. I can learn a bit at a time. My mind and my ideas run marathons constantly and my body keeps trying to catch up. I’m good at malleable art like pottery, and quilting is so completely different – very exacting. I’m sure I’ll get used to the process but right now it’s exhausting! I struggle with rulers!!!!! How can my squares be off when I cut so carefully????

  5. I wish I could see what you were doing. Could you be not on the straight of grain? It’s worth investing in some square rulers – I know they are expensive one by one, but go to guild quilt shows when you can and check out the guild sale table. They often sell donated rulers. You could try using spray starch too. I like Best Press, but you can buy stiffer spray starch in grocery stores. You can even MAKE it using corn starch and water. (Be sure to wash that out afterward, the starch attracts silverfish.)

    Meanwhile, check out the free patterns. https://scrapdash.com/free-quilt-tablerunner-patterns/ Most of the blocks have tutorials attached – the quilts, not so much. Good luck!

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