shasta5718

Looks like fabric pieced together and cut as dresden type block. Good Luck!

Annaquilts

LOL I was wondering about that too.

Annaquilts

Yup! I will need the good luck part I think.

dakotamaid

Wasn't that hard to get the seams to lay flat. I pressed open and trimmed down some seams at the circle end. The hardest part was getting the seams exactly the right width so it laid flat at the inside circle where the appliqued round part went.

Annaquilts

auntpiggylpn and dakotamaid thank you for the links. Between the two of them I think I can come up with a block that will fit in with the rows for my row block partner. Wish me luck.

dunster

It's a lot easier to make the dresden plate with the circle in the center, than this block, with all the seams coming together in the center. You can't press open when everything comes together - you have to twirl.

dakotamaid

Dunster, That is the reason I trimmed down some of the seams near the center. I still managed to press open and stay stitch to keep them open. (This block does not have all the seams meet in the middle, there is a space for the appliqued circle. Wish I had taken a pic, not handy with a camera! I need to make another and take pics I guess.



Wow, did not realize I could copy and paste an image!!

Annaquilts

OK I got that. Oh and do you know that will even go better with the rows then how the original block was made.

marymm

Curious--What is the source of the original photo?

dakotamaid

Are you refering to the photo on my post? Sorry, should have put that in the message??


http://lurlineg.blogspot.com.au/2009...-tutorial.html

that is what I followed to make the block I did eons ago.