Cathedral windows block
#31
If I take more than a month to make a quilt - start to finish, it is only because we have been doing home improvement jobs or something. I make one quilt at a time and finish each before going on to another, works great for me.
#32
Originally Posted by humbird
Originally Posted by azam
Love your blocks and your fabric! I just heard somone refer to a Cathedral Window Quilt as a "One Year Quilt" because it would take a person that long to put one together. Do you think this is accurate??? Can't wait to see how yours progresses.
#33
Has anyone checked out this shop??
http://thepatchworkco.com
I was there again today and they got in some awsome solids for 30's prints.
http://thepatchworkco.com
I was there again today and they got in some awsome solids for 30's prints.
#34
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I am learning the Cathedral Window pattern now. I doing it slow so I learn it better. To me, it would be like a jeweler working on a diamond. Slow, sometimes tedious and brilliant when finished (not matter how long it takes!).
Might be better to look at the square 'at hand' rather than the ones down the road. It will be an heirloom.
Might be better to look at the square 'at hand' rather than the ones down the road. It will be an heirloom.
#35
Originally Posted by dsb38327
I am learning the Cathedral Window pattern now. I doing it slow so I learn it better. To me, it would be like a jeweler working on a diamond. Slow, sometimes tedious and brilliant when finished (not matter how long it takes!).
Might be better to look at the square 'at hand' rather than the ones down the road. It will be an heirloom.
Might be better to look at the square 'at hand' rather than the ones down the road. It will be an heirloom.
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