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02-02-2015, 08:29 AM
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Sorry for the delay. I tried to upload a bigger picture last night, but all my tries failed. Seems it likes only the pictures I take with my Kodak camera. (Go figure.) I saw a picture of this quilt in one of the catalogs I get, but I can't find it now. It's really a fairly simple pattern. One block has the purple center square with the aqua and green corners. The other is a star block. I used the Tri-Recs tools to make the star points, and the corners are just 4 patches. To figure out how to the square in square centers of the stars, I used the "stitch & flip" method from Quiltmaker, using 2 1/2" green squares on the corners of a 4 1/2" purple square. The original quilt was set on-point, but I opted to make it a straight set with no borders. I measures about 48" X 60". Just the right size for me for watching TV in my recliner.
Sorry for the delay. I tried to upload a bigger picture last night, but all my tries failed. Seems it likes only the pictures I take with my Kodak camera. (Go figure.) I saw a picture of this quilt in one of the catalogs I get, but I can't find it now. It's really a fairly simple pattern. One block has the purple center square with the aqua and green corners. The other is a star block. I used the Tri-Recs tools to make the star points, and the corners are just 4 patches. To figure out how to the square in square centers of the stars, I used the "stitch & flip" method from Quiltmaker, using 2 1/2" green squares on the corners of a 4 1/2" purple square. The original quilt was set on-point, but I opted to make it a straight set with no borders. I measures about 48" X 60". Just the right size for me for watching TV in my recliner.
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