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Mary Ellen Straughn
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Dec 11, 2020
In Zoom Meeting Recordings
Join us for a fun evening of Christmas quilts, sing-a-longs and show and tell.
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Mary Ellen Straughn
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Nov 13, 2020
In Zoom Meeting Recordings
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Mary Ellen Straughn
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Rising Star
Oct 03, 2020
QGIN meeting 10-2-20 Chat with Kaye England content media
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Mary Ellen Straughn
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Aug 14, 2020
QGI meeting 8-13-20-This video starts about 15 minutes into her talk.   content media
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Mary Ellen Straughn
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Aug 08, 2020
In Zoom Meeting Recordings
Join Maureen Weflen and Mary Ellen Straughn in recounting their trip to the Tokyo International Great Quilt Festival in January 2020. Lot of pictures from the show and all over Japan.
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Mary Ellen Straughn
Rising Star
Rising Star
Jul 10, 2020
Johanna Blume, curator of Western Arts at the Eiteljorg Museum - QGI 7-9-20
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Mary Ellen Straughn
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Rising Star
Jul 01, 2020
In Zoom Meeting Recordings
QGIN Panel Discussion June 26, 2020 content media
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Mary Ellen Straughn
Rising Star
Rising Star
Oct 07, 2019
In General Discussions
So, I've somehow gotten on a kick to make really small blocks and I found this pattern in my quilting room. The Ohio Star blocks are 4.5" finished and I think the pattern calls for 96 in the quilt. I am doing it in reproduction fabrics. The size is challenging for me but I figure I should improve my accuracy in piecing by the time I've completed #95!
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Mary Ellen Straughn
Rising Star
Rising Star
Oct 04, 2019
In Patterns and Techniques
I tried a new paper piecing technique at the recent guild retreat. This is Cynthia England's method (she has a website with videos showing her method) and it's very different from the way we are used to doing paper piecing. Her patterns are marked on freezer paper which you fix the RIGHT side of the fabric and then sew your seams together. That way the image doesn't have to be reversed and you can re-position the freezer paper and realign the pieces. A picture of the result is below. The entire image measures 12" X 13".
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