Need some help with this Prims Quilt
11-24-2016, 02:18 PM
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Need some help with this Prims Quilt
I found the standard in PDF But I would like a step by step video. can anybody help me?
The site I found is this (Patchwork quilt pattern) but there is no video tutorial.
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The site I found is this (Patchwork quilt pattern) but there is no video tutorial.
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Last edited by QuiltnNan; 11-24-2016 at 02:45 PM. Reason: remove copyright pic, should have used link
11-24-2016, 03:29 PM
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Welcome to the board.
Is this the one?
http://patchworkquiltpattern.blogspo...ee-Patten.html
I'm sorry. I just realized that the link is already shown in your post.
Is this the one?
http://patchworkquiltpattern.blogspo...ee-Patten.html
I'm sorry. I just realized that the link is already shown in your post.
Last edited by anne2016; 11-24-2016 at 03:35 PM.
11-24-2016, 04:24 PM
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what help are you needing....you assemble your colors in strips same width...then, you cut the units using a 60 degree triangle...be careful tho, you will wind up with bias edges to sew...you might want to rethink the layout...you can still strip piece your color selections, but cutting 45 degree angles will eliminate the bias...it wont be the same look, but very similar...her original picture is done this way...you can see it because one set of color way goes light to dark, another is reversed...but her pdf is done in triangles using a 60/30 cut causing the bias edges...hope that makes sense...
11-24-2016, 08:47 PM
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I too was noticing that the pattern was not the same as the picture in the blog. I have done them both.
For both you make your strata - mine was 2.5" strips, four strips going from dark to light, made a 10" strata.
The quilt in the pattern is done with the 60* triangle.
The quilt in the blog - the strips are sewn the same way, but then you cut the strata into 10" squares.
Lay one square down, face up, with colors going light to dark.
Lay another square on top, face down, with colors going dark to light.
Then cut a diagonal through both squares. (always cut the same direction)
If you keep them just the way you cut them, Sew on the diagonal of each stack of triangles. Like making HST.
When you open them you will have two different blocks. The same, but reversed colors Alternate the blocks to make the design.
Hope this is clearer than mud!! Good luck, Ann.
For both you make your strata - mine was 2.5" strips, four strips going from dark to light, made a 10" strata.
The quilt in the pattern is done with the 60* triangle.
The quilt in the blog - the strips are sewn the same way, but then you cut the strata into 10" squares.
Lay one square down, face up, with colors going light to dark.
Lay another square on top, face down, with colors going dark to light.
Then cut a diagonal through both squares. (always cut the same direction)
If you keep them just the way you cut them, Sew on the diagonal of each stack of triangles. Like making HST.
When you open them you will have two different blocks. The same, but reversed colors Alternate the blocks to make the design.
Hope this is clearer than mud!! Good luck, Ann.
11-25-2016, 04:26 AM
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I went to that website and read that intro.....sort of strange....made with a lining?, bedspread?, something about a " public....? Where is the origin of this piece, I wonder.
Krafty14 directions are simpler and the same effect......
Krafty14 directions are simpler and the same effect......
Last edited by Geri B; 11-25-2016 at 04:29 AM.
11-25-2016, 04:49 PM
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