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Carol Doak had a free one on her site a while back perhaps its still there, and I have a few extras made if you would like although I have cats a partner who smokes in the house and a dog. your warned. this is the block http://www.quiltingboard.com/members...50-332740.html
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Hi Sandra,
I had seen this one from Carol's site-----but what I am really looking for is a total pattern for a queen size quilt. I have only been quilting for 3 yrs, and am not at the point where I can design my own pattern. I know there are some books out there with the pattern in it, so I may end up having to buy a book just to get the pattern. Thanks.
Kathy
I had seen this one from Carol's site-----but what I am really looking for is a total pattern for a queen size quilt. I have only been quilting for 3 yrs, and am not at the point where I can design my own pattern. I know there are some books out there with the pattern in it, so I may end up having to buy a book just to get the pattern. Thanks.
Kathy
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If you Google Mariners Compass Quilt Patterns queen size go to photos you may come up with something you like I just looked and there are quite a few even if you use a smaller pattern just make more blocks and add them on to get the size you want.
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I just saw Judy Mathieson's book, Mariner's Compass Quilts—Setting a New Course, on sale for $5 at the C&T online clearance sale. Even with shipping, it's a steal.
And a great book.
http://www.ctpub.com/productdetails.cfm?PC=886
The center of my avatar quilt is from her first book - the Costa Rican Cartwheel block.
MC's are my favorite block - love drafting them.
I don't know if it's still available but she has a companion CD with scores of different compasses that you could print out in any size/dimensions you wanted
It's a little quirky when printing - this was ca. 1998 - but I use it all the time.
I wish she'd reissue it (with some technical upgrading).
I'd buy it even though I have the original.
And a great book.
http://www.ctpub.com/productdetails.cfm?PC=886
The center of my avatar quilt is from her first book - the Costa Rican Cartwheel block.
MC's are my favorite block - love drafting them.
I don't know if it's still available but she has a companion CD with scores of different compasses that you could print out in any size/dimensions you wanted
It's a little quirky when printing - this was ca. 1998 - but I use it all the time.
I wish she'd reissue it (with some technical upgrading).
I'd buy it even though I have the original.
Last edited by MTS; 09-01-2012 at 05:28 AM.
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I've never done a Mariner's Compass, but have to say, they look really hard! Are they as hard to make as they look? Are they paper pieced? (Is that a "duh" questions?)
#9
if its paper peiced its not hard there is english peicing and its a bunch of little peices of fabric and alot of cutting. I hope I got this right lol i have paper peiced at various times and things I like the clean lines it produces
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Here is a link to the Amazon Judy Mathieson Mariner Compass books (and other mariners compass books).
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...Compass+Quilts
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...Compass+Quilts
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