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Originally Posted by mimom
I am trying to attach a picture of a quilt I found on the internet that I assume is made with 2.5" squares. I have started my own based on this design
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Originally Posted by dakotamaid
Scrappy Irish chain.
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Originally Posted by Twisted Quilter
Originally Posted by mimom
I am trying to attach a picture of a quilt I found on the internet that I assume is made with 2.5" squares. I have started my own based on this design
Thanks for posting. :thumbup: |
Originally Posted by Jan in VA
I use squares this size to "snowball" the corners of other peices or blocks, as in the quilt below. The reds and greens were all little squares placed over the corners of the base block, sewn across the diagonal, flipped back and pressed, the middle layer trimmed out.
Jan in VA |
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my aunt made this 4 patch - w/ 2 prints & 2 solids alternating. While it doesn't seem to work because nothing "matches", it really is kinda cool....
She made it in 1949/50 after she & my uncle were married - I quilted it last summer Goodness, it's hard to decide which one to post sometimes :?: :roll: |
I start by making 4 patch. Two lights and two dark. When I have a few done I make them into blocks.
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Irish chain gets my vote. But centers for Cathdral windows works.
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these photos are amazing.. beautiful work, and thanks for blessing up with the photos of them.
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How about a watercolor quilt? The kind you lay the pieces on the background of squares, iron them on then sew the seams. I never tried one but have seen the background base. Just put them anywhere, don't need to make a design unless you want to.
CarolJ. |
Such pretty pictures!
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