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06-23-2011, 07:54 AM
#881
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Boonville, Missouri
Posts: 2,595
You guys are SOOOO smart! I dont even know what HST is?? :)
But by looking at the pattern and the "grid" I KNOW I can make the pattern. I think 3 7/8 would be the right size to come out 12" and its just on how you "turn" your triangles!
I just LOVE this site and all you guys!! Thanks!!! Joan
But by looking at the pattern and the "grid" I KNOW I can make the pattern. I think 3 7/8 would be the right size to come out 12" and its just on how you "turn" your triangles!
I just LOVE this site and all you guys!! Thanks!!! Joan
06-23-2011, 08:30 AM
#883
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Eastern Washington
Posts: 6,514
Originally Posted by joanelizbay
You guys are SOOOO smart! I dont even know what HST is?? :)
But by looking at the pattern and the "grid" I KNOW I can make the pattern. I think 3 7/8 would be the right size to come out 12" and its just on how you "turn" your triangles!
I just LOVE this site and all you guys!! Thanks!!! Joan
But by looking at the pattern and the "grid" I KNOW I can make the pattern. I think 3 7/8 would be the right size to come out 12" and its just on how you "turn" your triangles!
I just LOVE this site and all you guys!! Thanks!!! Joan
06-23-2011, 09:00 AM
#884
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Possum Trot, KY
Posts: 3,843
http://www.blockcentral.com/hst/hst-3inch.pdf
This is the easiest way for me to make (HST) half square triangles...she has 4 sizes to choose from. They come out just great and no bias sewing :)
This is the easiest way for me to make (HST) half square triangles...she has 4 sizes to choose from. They come out just great and no bias sewing :)
06-23-2011, 09:02 AM
#885
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Possum Trot, KY
Posts: 3,843
Originally Posted by reeskylr
Originally Posted by moonwork42029
Originally Posted by joanelizbay
Moon or Poker if you find the name of the block could you please let me know? I think its very pretty!!
I think it's quite striking myself. If you imagine a "grid" over it, you could do it in HST I think without too much trouble for a great piecer such as yourself.
I know it wasn't made with HST but I can't do the measurements of the slanted pieces. I just aren't that talented y'all, lol.
Blocks would be 3 1/2. For trimming triangles the block would probably be 3 7/8 cut normally and then you mark the diagonal
Yes/No? Anyone who is better at math.
It is a cool pattern. :) :mrgreen:
Yep... each 3" finished -- would be 3 1/2" blocks with it being 3 7/8" for the HST or use the great link posted above to avoid the measuring of 7/8".
06-23-2011, 09:37 AM
#886
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Castle Rock, Washington State
Posts: 1,961
lol We R Smrt.
Anyways, on with the show. I have finished all F8's I have received and they are going out today. All except OK Darla, hers will be waiting till the postal strike ends in Canada. But, it is up on my blog if she wants to peek.
Actually, all blocks are there so it is up to those who want to go look.
Here is the list of those heading home today!
jacqltznok
Frogquilter
lmattick
dogsgod
Nurse Bonnie
Bibliostone
Bookworm
Tolepainter54
Cheryl W
Jupiter
Brenda5
Hopefully there won't be too many of these ---> :shock:
Or these --- > :cry:
And lots of these -----> :-D :thumbup:
Anyways, on with the show. I have finished all F8's I have received and they are going out today. All except OK Darla, hers will be waiting till the postal strike ends in Canada. But, it is up on my blog if she wants to peek.
Actually, all blocks are there so it is up to those who want to go look.
Here is the list of those heading home today!
jacqltznok
Frogquilter
lmattick
dogsgod
Nurse Bonnie
Bibliostone
Bookworm
Tolepainter54
Cheryl W
Jupiter
Brenda5
Hopefully there won't be too many of these ---> :shock:
Or these --- > :cry:
And lots of these -----> :-D :thumbup:
06-23-2011, 01:10 PM
#889
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Warren Maine
Posts: 2,654
Ok moon it took me reading it over twice till I figured out what you meant I love mine that you made. I agree I only saw posts of a few and haven't heard from a couple I hope they liked them. I love ALL of mine.
06-23-2011, 03:51 PM
#890
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Castle Rock, Washington State
Posts: 1,961
Originally Posted by moonwork42029
With not hearing (reading) from so many I'm afraid I have boo-coo of :hunf:
Looking at some of the others received, maybe I should do a twin to them...that would be funny too :)
Looking at some of the others received, maybe I should do a twin to them...that would be funny too :)
The only thing I would ask of the moderator of this swap, is to put in the information for the next newbie of what the cost can amount too. I never realized how much until those postal people are telling me my 'lumpy letters' have to be sent as small packages. :|
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