Easier way?
#22
I'm glad you said it first, lol. I was thinking the same thing.
#25
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Central Wisconsin
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Thanks coffeecozy. I was going to mention that I had a couple packs of charm squares that I was wondering how to use. I just needed 3 alike and 3 neutral 5" squares for each block. I made the HST by sewing the colored 5" square with the neutral, RST, cutting diagonally, giving me 4 HST. They are on the bias when done this way. I have always been a little apprehensive about doing this, BUT they came out perfectly and were even easier to work with to get my corners matched! It was a fun project and went very quickly. I can hardly wait to start on the two color quilt!
#26
Hunter's Star... I just made a queen size one. The one on the cover is multi colors. I made mine a 3 color: plain white, plain chocolate brown & a very small dotted design brown & white. They look totally different... and no raw edges. I used all 1/2 triangles except for a( I think it was) a 10 inch square for the body part... loved putting it together. Went together without a hitch...
#27
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Posts: 19
I went out and bought the magazine because I liked it so much. I think I am going to get the Go die and make it from that. I really hate cutting pieces!
One question. I went to the color option website and found a picture of All For Fall. I love the pumpkin design. (the one with the word pumpkin on it). I can't find it in the magazine and the one that gives the pattern does not have the pumpkin word with the cute labels! Anyone know where the pattern can be found?
One question. I went to the color option website and found a picture of All For Fall. I love the pumpkin design. (the one with the word pumpkin on it). I can't find it in the magazine and the one that gives the pattern does not have the pumpkin word with the cute labels! Anyone know where the pattern can be found?
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