thank you so much. I love cw have only made the pillows by hand. So this will be used for a quilt or maybe a bed runner. Thanks again.

PinkEwe, I constructed the windows part of the quilt in "chuncks" then attach them together. I have a sewing machine cabinet with a "drop leaf" behind the machine that holds the weight. I also rig up a "shelf" on my left to hold it too. If I had an ironing board that the height was adjustable, I'd use that. Necessity is the mother of invention!

You seem to have made the impossible possible:). Photos and directions are super. You've made many people happy!

thinking about using silk in the window--can i use cotton for the frame?

go pig sooie-razorbacks!

Thanks for the tutorial

Thank you so much for the tutorial, I love all of your quilts - especially anything with Blackbird Designs.

Hello, all! User juneayerza sent me my tutorial here in a PDF format so I'm posting it here for all of you that would like to download it for future reference. Thanks, June!! :thumbup:

Eddie. Thank you very much for the tute. you did a wonderful job and I have read and reread and now I know how to do it. again bless you and thank you
Dawn

Thank you so much for posting this... I have always wanted to make a CW but though it would be to hard, you make it look and sound so easy...thank you

This is a wonderful tutorial and thanks for taking the time to show it. Coupled with the Elmer's Glue pinning process, this is super easy and a lot of fun. DH oldest son eloped yesterday and he asked me to put aside all UFO and make a quilt for the pair. This will go together in a snap and be so lovely! PS...9 squares down on a row and hundreds to go!