help...need name of pattern
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help...need name of pattern
Its kinda a triangle ( for you jewelry lovers more of a trillion shape)
You put in the windows and the sides fold over.
Ive seen it done in a circle, you put in fab and fold over the rounded edges and it forms a square...but i want need the triangle. Thanks...everyone here seems to know where to find anything
You put in the windows and the sides fold over.
Ive seen it done in a circle, you put in fab and fold over the rounded edges and it forms a square...but i want need the triangle. Thanks...everyone here seems to know where to find anything
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Cathedral Windows has 4 turned in wedges.
I think you're thinking of Joseph's Coat
Here's one (and I'm going to look for a gorgeous one I was following on another blog):
http://dontlooknow.typepad.com/dont_look_now/josephs-coat-quilt-along-.html
There are a many pictures on Pinterest:
http://pinterest.com/aprairiehome/joseph-s-coat-quilts/
I think you're thinking of Joseph's Coat
Here's one (and I'm going to look for a gorgeous one I was following on another blog):
http://dontlooknow.typepad.com/dont_look_now/josephs-coat-quilt-along-.html
There are a many pictures on Pinterest:
http://pinterest.com/aprairiehome/joseph-s-coat-quilts/
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I'm vaguely remembering something about 2 circles, sewn right sides together , leave an opening, turn inside out, and then turn over the edges and sew them down.
The turn-down sides on the front would be fromthe back fabric.
I think the batting was included as well, so it was like birthing the block.
The batting was a triangle, not the whole circle, so you didn't have any excess bulk.
It was a QAYG version.
You then zigzag the triangles together (sort of like EPP).
eta: LOL! I don't know if that made ANY sense at all.
Last edited by MTS; 01-28-2013 at 05:33 PM.
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But it's all applique - visually, though, it looks like what you want.
At least I think it did.
Here's the blog I was talking about:
I have such a thing for color wheel gradiations - I just can't get enough of them.
I LOVE her version - she's hand quilting it now.
Karen used Inklingo for her templates. Not a bad idea.
http://karensquilting.com/blog/categ...coat-inklingo/
The triangles are not "inserts" though, they're the background fabric.
You make the blocks, and after you connect a few, you add more applique petals to connect the pattern so it appears seamless.
At least I think it did.
Here's the blog I was talking about:
I have such a thing for color wheel gradiations - I just can't get enough of them.
I LOVE her version - she's hand quilting it now.
Karen used Inklingo for her templates. Not a bad idea.
http://karensquilting.com/blog/categ...coat-inklingo/
The triangles are not "inserts" though, they're the background fabric.
You make the blocks, and after you connect a few, you add more applique petals to connect the pattern so it appears seamless.
Last edited by MTS; 01-28-2013 at 05:49 PM.
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This is beautiful! Especially done in batiks. Not sure if this is what you are looking for.
http://www.shelleysstudio.com/Star%20Puzzle.htm
http://www.shelleysstudio.com/Star%20Puzzle.htm
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