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Old 03-01-2011, 05:41 AM
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OMG! I love it...umm newbie question though what is an OBW? cus i differently want to make something like this.
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Originally Posted by wytetygeress
OMG! I love it...umm newbie question though what is an OBW? cus i differently want to make something like this.
One Block Wonder - series of three books by Maxine Rosenthal.
Go to "Topic Lists" at bottom right of page, there you will find a topic dedicated to OBWs, Stack and Whack and kaleidoscope quilts, with information and examples made by members of the Board.
The books are available at Amazon.com
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Beautiful...absolute eye candy!!!
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Old 03-01-2011, 05:52 AM
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Originally Posted by suezquilts
I have the book, but I wondered how the block becomes a square... I did make some blocks out of some chicken fabric, not sure how I liked it.
You picked perfect fabric, I love looking at these quilts.
Enjoy the Art!
If you have the first book "One Block Wonders", chapter 5 on Octagon quilts gives details on cutting the setting squares and incorporating them so as to make the octagon into a square.
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Beautiful!
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8-) Bright but indeed very beautiful!
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Old 03-01-2011, 06:02 AM
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wow that is very pretty.
where did you find your pattern
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Awesome! I love the bright bright colors :)
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Gorgeous!
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Originally Posted by pojo
wow that is very pretty.
where did you find your pattern
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It's not a pattern, but a method contained in the book One Block Wonders by Maxines Rosenthal. The book gives very clear pictorial instruction on layering repeats, cutting and construction, info on choosing suitable fabric, quantities and design possibilities. Once you have your blocks, you make your own layout/design features.
There are two further books on the method with additional design features, and they are all available from Amazon.com
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