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Old 08-31-2013, 02:41 AM
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Default Wavy seams block - no special ruler needed
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Old 08-31-2013, 04:25 AM
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thanks... would be interesting to see how much of a wave you could do with ease
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Good grief!! I have spent my quilting years trying to get seams straight and perfect. Why would I purposely want to put a wave into it? Maybe I'm too left-brained for this one!!
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I was thinking the same thing!

Although I did see a pic with an 'almost scalloped' seam - very pretty. Can't post a pic because I can't get Pinterest to open this morning.
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Master the wavy seams?? I thought they came naturally with "learning to quilt." LOL - Thank you, this is cute.

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LOL, most of mine come out looking like that without me even trying :-)
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There is a teacher called alicia merrit who does a class on you tube about wavy seams and stuff , no rulers needed
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Guess I am just not "arty" enough. To me it looks like a poorly made block. I can do that well enough lol
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LOL, most of mine come out looking like that without me even trying :-)
That's what I was thinking too!!
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