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Originally Posted by Ditter43
(Post 1480034)
Continue adding blocks untill your row is complete. Once all your blocks are joined into rows, you are ready to join the rows together. You use the same method with the backing strip under the row and the folded strip on top.
At this point I do pin together. Place a pin where the joining strips are matched to the other rows strip. I also put a pin between the joining strips. Be sure to check the placement of your blocks as you go and make sure your blocks match correctly before you add a whole row to the others. When you finish your quilt can look something like this one. completed quilt [ATTACH=CONFIG]101969[/ATTACH] |
Did you start out with a 12" block, then when trimmed to 11 1/4"?
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Originally Posted by craftybear
(Post 1480098)
Thanks for taking the time to make the tutorial. Awesome job!
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I loved your tutorial Ditter and thanks so very much for sharing it. BTW, your string quilt is beautiful
Pat |
Great tut, beautiful quilt, thanks.
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Love it.!!!!!
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I've made several quilts this way. So much easier to do FMQ on the blocks and then attach them
Forever in your debt Ditter!!!! |
Great tutorial. Were the black strips all the same width?
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Originally Posted by craftybear
(Post 1480098)
Thanks for taking the time to make the tutorial. Awesome job!
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Thanks for the great tutorial. I really want to make one with my Oh So Many scraps. I should go quite fast after the cutting is done.
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