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Old 12-17-2012, 12:10 PM
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I don't remember who gave me this link but thank you very much,I understand the first half 6 7/8 square cut on diagnal once and the half with the two colors are those squares the same size 6 7/8 cut on both diagnals?tia............mandy
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Old 12-17-2012, 12:20 PM
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I know it's a little confusing at first if you are not familiar with the quilterscache format.
Look at the Supplies List (aka cutting instructions) on Page 2.
Color 1 and 3 are cut at 7 1/4" square.
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thank you easypeezy if i'd gone to page2 I would a seen it DUH!!!!
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Mandy there is a tutorial on Quilting Tutorials by Jenny from Missouri Star Quilt Company that makes sewing and cutting pinwheels very easy. I use this method now whenever I make pinwheels. It is easy to follow and you can vary the sizes as needed. Here is the web site:

http://quiltingtutorials.com/all/fast-easy-pinwheels/

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I second the recommendation by Tropical for easy pinwheels. I love this method and find it very fast; I would never consider any other method now!
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Originally Posted by Tropical View Post
Mandy there is a tutorial on Quilting Tutorials by Jenny from Missouri Star Quilt Company that makes sewing and cutting pinwheels very easy. I use this method now whenever I make pinwheels. It is easy to follow and you can vary the sizes as needed. Here is the web site:

http://quiltingtutorials.com/all/fast-easy-pinwheels/

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I have never tried that method...will have to try it after the holidays....looks really easy!
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I haven't tried this method yet. Just a tip that doing it this way you end up with bias edges on the outside of your pinwheels I think. So starch up your fabric well before cutting.
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