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    Super Member dungeonquilter's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by DOTTYMO View Post
    Beautiful. I made mine isinglass 21/2inch stripes. Could use jelly roll. I found it very easy to fold even though small
    Can you see the mistake. It's staying
    I don't see a mistake. Looks great! I think I need to do some more of these.

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    Very easy to make! Now to figure out how to finish it...

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    Wow that is beautiful and I love the color of your fabrics. Thank you for teaching us how to do this.
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    New tutorial from Moda


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    Earlier in this thread a poster said she was going to try and do the Dahlia/star pattern with 3x6 rectangles. The original post was for 6x6 squares and it was very bulky. I made one today and it came out so much lighter with 3x6 vs. 6x6 squares.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dungeonquilter View Post
    wow, I think they did a really good job making the middle look nicer than in the original. From everyone's pics it seemed impossible to make the middle symmetrical, but this is a very nice adaptation! (although the instructions are not nearly as easy to follow as those in your tutorial, dungeonquilter!)

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    In nature dahlias ARE puffy.....great tute...much better than original folded stars we did years ago.
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    I might have to try it too it's lovely thank you for the tutorial.
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