Jane Stickle Cyber Block Party Wk.56 LS13, RS5, RS10, TR10
01-01-2011, 06:00 PM
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Ladies, this is it! The last group of tris! And...they aren't all that hard either, well, only 1 of them was a bugger.
LS13- at this point in the game, its easy. PP the block and then add the little melons. I used freezer paper on these.
RS5- I put my melon the wrong direction :shock:!! I have NO idea why. But I did do this block without any "Y" seams. I divided the block into 2 sections diagonally. the bottom section includes the diamond around my wrong way melon. I pp'd the top section together, then pp'd the bottom section...then sewed the 2 halves together on the diagonal...viola`!
RS10- another one of my favorites. It is very easy to piece. I used a freezer paper pattern for the "curtain" shapes and just slipped the pieces into the seam between the top and bottom portion of the tri. I then appliqued the "curtain" down.
TR10- Now this baby was a bugger...but I printed the block out and divided it up into sections and started at the top sewing it together. I avoided all "Y" seams by sewing the much smaller sections together prior to 'building" the tri.
And we are DONE with all the Tris!
Now take a week break while you think about the 4 kites.:LOL:
LS13- at this point in the game, its easy. PP the block and then add the little melons. I used freezer paper on these.
RS5- I put my melon the wrong direction :shock:!! I have NO idea why. But I did do this block without any "Y" seams. I divided the block into 2 sections diagonally. the bottom section includes the diamond around my wrong way melon. I pp'd the top section together, then pp'd the bottom section...then sewed the 2 halves together on the diagonal...viola`!
RS10- another one of my favorites. It is very easy to piece. I used a freezer paper pattern for the "curtain" shapes and just slipped the pieces into the seam between the top and bottom portion of the tri. I then appliqued the "curtain" down.
TR10- Now this baby was a bugger...but I printed the block out and divided it up into sections and started at the top sewing it together. I avoided all "Y" seams by sewing the much smaller sections together prior to 'building" the tri.
And we are DONE with all the Tris!
Now take a week break while you think about the 4 kites.:LOL:
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01-04-2011, 06:59 AM
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Here's how I did it...
#1- Sew A/B/C, then sew F to that.
#2- Sew D/E together
#3- Sew I to J (small jig in seam), then add H
#4- Sew I/J/H unit to G
#5-Sew the G/I/J/H section to the D/E section
#6 Sew the 2 completed sections above together
#7 Add the bottom strip- J
Good luck! (Ignore my notes on written on the pic)
#1- Sew A/B/C, then sew F to that.
#2- Sew D/E together
#3- Sew I to J (small jig in seam), then add H
#4- Sew I/J/H unit to G
#5-Sew the G/I/J/H section to the D/E section
#6 Sew the 2 completed sections above together
#7 Add the bottom strip- J
Good luck! (Ignore my notes on written on the pic)
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