I went to the search section and found exactly what I am looking for, but don't know how to make it happen!! There are blocks with tall trees-made with one fabric, which is what I need. I can't get the background fabric to come out right. Is there an easy way to do this or is a paper piecing project? All help is greatly appreciated!!!!
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Can you post the post? So we can see what you are talking about? Just copy and paste it.
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what is the link to the one you want to make
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Nina where did you find the directions? On here? If so post the link so we can see it. If it's PP'd then I can't be any help. PP'n hates me..we don't play well together *L* crafty_linda_b
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bronnyb posted one and the other one was called a pine tree quilt. Sorry I don't know how to transfer that info. My block is only 4 1/4" wide and 3" tall (that is unfinished). Thanks!
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nina try this link..........calla
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tpr?p=1022026&t=44929 |
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-44929-1.htm
So you WANT them 3.75" x 2.5" FINISHED? Or a different size? Your block is a short fat rectangle. Shouldn't it be a tall skinny one? |
ok, here's her quilt:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-44929-2.htm#1025584 Are you making the same quilt? So you want it a square tree block? Have you made your 9 patch blocks yet? What size are those UNFINISHED? Because that's what you have to match size-wise. Adjusting the tree block is a lot easier. You can see from her in-construction pictures that her tree and trunk were surrounded by larger pieces of the background. |
yes, it would be a fat rectangle-and it will be 3 3/4 wide and 2 1/2 tall. It is to be used with bear paws and signature blocks for a wedding quilt. Thanks
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Do you like any of these shapes?
They are the FINISHED size (proportionally) you said you needed. You can also just draw a rectangle the size you need and draw the trunk and tree on it (which is basically all I did) so you get the proportions YOU want within the space. |
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