Hate to admit I lost another site
05-27-2010, 10:00 PM
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Ok, I'm now looking for another site that I can't find again!
I've got to figure out a better way to keep up with these sites.
It was a video of a lady doing applique. She would make 2 of the piece, then sew them together, clip the seams and the take them apart and have 2 perfect pieces. It was called some kind of 'method'. Can't find it.....but I know someone will. hehehe
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I've got to figure out a better way to keep up with these sites.
It was a video of a lady doing applique. She would make 2 of the piece, then sew them together, clip the seams and the take them apart and have 2 perfect pieces. It was called some kind of 'method'. Can't find it.....but I know someone will. hehehe
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05-27-2010, 10:08 PM
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half square triangles???
a video to watch on half square triangles
http://video.about.com/quilting/Half...-Triangles.htm
a video to watch on half square triangles
http://video.about.com/quilting/Half...-Triangles.htm
05-27-2010, 10:10 PM
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I created a blog and save my links there when I find cool things and able to give it a tag, (free) that way if my pc crashes will not loose it like when I saved it in my favorites
Originally Posted by ctack2
Ok, I'm now looking for another site that I can't find again!
I've got to figure out a better way to keep up with these sites.
It was a video of a lady doing applique. She would make 2 of the piece, then sew them together, clip the seams and the take them apart and have 2 perfect pieces. It was called some kind of 'method'. Can't find it.....but I know someone will. hehehe
Carol B
I've got to figure out a better way to keep up with these sites.
It was a video of a lady doing applique. She would make 2 of the piece, then sew them together, clip the seams and the take them apart and have 2 perfect pieces. It was called some kind of 'method'. Can't find it.....but I know someone will. hehehe
Carol B
05-27-2010, 10:11 PM
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No, it wasn't triangles, in fact I can remember her doing leaves or flower petals. And of course I didn't post it on the site! I may have gotten the link from here, though...hmm....
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05-27-2010, 10:16 PM
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05-27-2010, 10:24 PM
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I have faith it will be found.
I watched the video, but can't remember if it was youtube or not. I've searched as many youtube phrases that I can think of to describe it, and the same ones keep popping up, so it may have been a tute on a site somewhere.
I watched the video, but can't remember if it was youtube or not. I've searched as many youtube phrases that I can think of to describe it, and the same ones keep popping up, so it may have been a tute on a site somewhere.
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