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Old 12-24-2011, 10:13 AM
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Default Almazuelas - Block # 1: El molinillo (The grinder)

Good afternoon, ladies! Some members of the Forum were interested in the method of performing Almazuelas. To begin let me explain what Almazuelas = Almazuela is a blanket, clothing or fabric, in general, fashion built with more or less rectangular pieces of other textiles for reuse. It is derived from Arabic or almozala almoçala almozaia, carpet, bed cover. The first documented in the texts of the 17th century, La Rioja (Spain). The equivalent English term for the mosaic, a term used in Spanish-speaking "patchwork". This term, Almazuela, is used today mostly in the Autonomous Community of La Rioja (Spain), where the art is very popular and has many followers. Each block consists of 4 Almazuelas. I learned the technique of a quiltera of Spain. Her name is Bethlehem and has two blogs: (1) Bethlehem Patchwork [/ url] http://belenpatchwork.blogspot.com/ [/ url] (2) Bethlehem and designs [/ url] http://belnysusdiseos.blogspot.com/ [/ url] Today I present the Block # 1. It's called El Molinillo = The Grinder. I leave you a photo tutorial and some phrases. I armed myself with the translator, so I apologize if there are misspellings or grammar. Also put another file PDF: the Grid base. I hope you like, you do it, it would be very happy to see the photos! And a special request: if you do and publish your photo on your website or blog, please indicate which originates from La Rioja (Spain) and links to the author. Hugs to all!
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Default I can not upload the PDF Tutorial

I am sorry.
I can not up the Tutorial, say "Upload of file failed"
Forthose interested,I will send itbymail.
Happy Holidays!
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How interesting! I was able to get what is apparently the first page.
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I looked at the blog but couldn't quite figure it out. I would love to try it, how big do you cute the strips and how big is the block and how do you draw the grid to applique on? It doesn't look to hard I just need the dimensions of everything.
They are beautiful. Seems I've seen something like it somewhere.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
I got the PDF #1 page but need measurements.

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Very nice block. Thanks for sharing.
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Originally Posted by Barbara Lee View Post
I looked at the blog but couldn't quite figure it out. I would love to try it, how big do you cute the strips and how big is the block and how do you draw the grid to applique on? It doesn't look to hard I just need the dimensions of everything. They are beautiful. Seems I've seen something like it somewhere. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year I got the PDF #1 page but need measurements.
The blogger used 5 cm squares and 3 cm strips. If you prefer to use inches then convert to the easiest measurement. Try 2 inch square and 1.5 inch strips. If I understood correctly, one quadrant is 15 cm square which is about 6 inch square. So 4 quadrants put together would be about 11 inch square?
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Hello!
Thank you bothfor looking atthis job!
Unfortunately, I canupload thePDFfilewith all theTutorialBlock.
I asked for helpto the Administrationto seethe problem.
Meanwhile,if you wishI can sendbymail.
Merry Christmas!
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Default I can try to another way ....

Hello!
I'll try to upload the Tutorial page by page.
There are 14 sheets in total.
This is Part 1 ...
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Hello!
Now Part 2 ....
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Hello!
I did it!
It is a "gift" for Christmas!
There is atypographical error on Page12 reads Page 3. Sorry, in the rush not checked.
I hope this answers all queries!
If you sew, please, I love to see it!
Now I can go to sleep!
A big hug!
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