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Main - I'm trying to upsize my Omigosh quilt pattern and can't get the measurements right?? - I finished my first Omigosh quilt earlier in 2013. See here: http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...t-t217824.html I would like to now make this pattern in a larger format and am struggling with finding measurements that work.

My goal was to finish this quilt by early November... Victory is mine! It's done. The pieced center part of my quilt has 72 Shoo Fly blocks and 71 Double 9 Patch blocks. The original pattern "Omigosh!" by Susan H Garman is larger with over 100 of each block. My finished quilt is 60" x 70". This is the pattern I used. Next step was to choose border fabrics. These were all possibilities for the border but I didn't choose any of them for various reasons. (Although I did like the yellow with a…

Main - Making an "Oh My Gosh" quilt--pure insanity or not? I'd love some tips from the sage. - Originally Posted by Tartan I have not made that pattern but I have seen one and all I can say is oh my GOSH! I see you are using Fairy Frost and it is lovely but be careful with ironing it. I ironed some white and

My goal was to finish this quilt by early November... Victory is mine! It's done. The pieced center part of my quilt has 72 Shoo Fly bl...

Links and Resources - Sue Garman awful news. - So sorry and sad to see this. I will say a prayer and send good thoughts her way.

I had such fun using these 1930's vintage reproduction fabrics for this quilt. They remind me of when I was young and my great grandmother died and I was given a large tin of her fabrics that she had cut out for quilting. These fabrics remind me so much of those. I designed this quilt…

I pieced this quilt right after I had made The Birthday Quilt. The Civil War Reproduction fabrics I'd pulled were still singing for me, and it didn't seem

I saw this quilt hanging on a wall in the background on a quilt website...and spent the next three days searching for the pattern name and order info.

It’s time to announce the winners from my last post, but first, I just want to thank everyone who commented. It was so fun to be able to share this technique with everyone and have so many w…