May I add my thanks as well!

I had started a cathedral window table runner out of Christmas fabric back before our house burned several years ago. Had almost forgotten how gorgeous I thought that pattern was, as well as any idea of how to do it. Must have had some sort of instructions at the time...But yours are sooooo clear and simple.

Will definitely put one of these on my must-do list. Might be just the way to showcase my stash of 70's brights that I've been trying to figure out what pattern to go with.

I am taking a class now and really enjoying this. Main thing is to keep your points sharp.

This is awsome, I am very new to quilting and always want to do the hard stuff first. I am going to try this one.

You are a Prince! This is a great tutorial and I might even take a stab at it myself. Thanks Eddie.

This is a great tutorial! Thank you so much!

Eddie thank-you so much, I have never done this quilt on machine always by hand and I've make some really big ones, but you make it so easy to use the machine I'm going to give it a try Thank-you again for this info.KC in Hampton CT :thumbup:

OMG Are you math teacher in real life?? :lol:

Haha....no, a software architect in my real life. I design computer software so I have to think logically. Although my wife says that some (most) times I don't. :evil:

I'm sure we all are glad you think the way you do cause you put out such assum quilts

well i did it eddie i follow step by step and click i made it, question did you say to stitch the two triangel,s next to window or can i leave them like that to join eighter up or down rolls to add more rolls please let me know,thanks