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    Missouri Star tutorials

    Is anyone else completely hooked on the Missouri Star web site....those tutorials are just great...have done "disappearing 4 patch", disappearing 9 patch, disappearing pinwheel, exploding block...just love them...check it out...I'm doing exploding block quilt now that I want to be 90x90 when done...scraps are "disappearing" (pun) at a fast rate LOL
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    Yes, and I also love their daily deals.
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    I love her new tutorial on Bordered Squares....gotta try it soon....

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    Yes am hooked too....and there are so many other sites/tutes....just want to sew all day

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    on the exploding block, the points disappear (again???) when sewn together...hard for me to except but that's the block LOL
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    LindaR, I agree with you on the "disappearing" points but that block can't be beat for a quick donation quilt.
    Have a great day sewing and remember to "not sweat the small stuff"!!



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    Exploding block

    I tried this block and loved it. Told a friend to watch the video and she came up with a great idea. So I tried it. I made two identical blocks, then sewed them on all four sides right sides together. Then cut one on the diagonal (block on left). Then I did the same thing with two more blocks, but the colours were reversed (block on right).
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    Quote Originally Posted by yadroc View Post
    I tried this block and loved it. Told a friend to watch the video and she came up with a great idea. So I tried it. I made two identical blocks, then sewed them on all four sides right sides together. Then cut one on the diagonal (block on left). Then I did the same thing with two more blocks, but the colours were reversed (block on right).
    OK do I have this right???? you did 2 exploding blocks, sewed the 2 blocks, right sides together and then cut them diagonally both ways and then sewed them back together....what size did they end up???very clever
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    Love MSQ would love to go there someday and meet Jenny I made several of her blocks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crafty41 View Post
    Love MSQ would love to go there someday and meet Jenny I made several of her blocks.
    I did go to their store and was so excited to meet her! And......soooooo disappointed in how "unfriendly" she was.
    i first saw her walking down the street and she barely acknowledged my greeting. Then I was in her store and tried to tell her how much I loved her videos and she was only politely responsive and moved on to talk to some obvious locals. I was taken by surprise because she seems so friendly on her videos.
    I still love MSQC! I just don't feel quite so warm and fuzzy watching Jenny. Lol.
    The expert's mind has no room to learn while the beginner's mind is free to know everything....

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