I've been looking for a new quilt block....I just found it!!!! Thanks so much!!
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Wow now that is very clever and So Quick. Just love it. Thanks for sharing.
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This thread was started several years ago. I would still like to see a finished product. This is so neat.
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I like that!
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Wow I think even I can do this one. Can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing!
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There is a book called "Sew Simple pineapple " by Karin Hellaby that is exactly what you're looking for. I taught a class on this technique and it's quick and easy. The only difference I found between this and a traditional pineapple block, is that in this one, the size of the side pieces increases as you get out from the center.. In a traditional pineapple block, the blades are all the same width.
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Love the look of it!
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Originally Posted by quilter53
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This thread was started several years ago. I would still like to see a finished product. This is so neat.
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Originally Posted by DOTTYMO
(Post 5763438)
If you used the square and made the next square piece of fabric 1/4 inch wider on all sides would that stop from loosing the points?
if not, i'd bet that 3/8" on all sides would definitely do the trick. |
Originally Posted by PatriceJ
(Post 1689869)
it is nearly impossible to achieve and maintain any degree of precision and symmetry. it's great if you want wonky, whimsical and/or rustic pineapples. because of all the bias seams, everything starts going out of wack right away. you can only get some degree of precision if you painstakingly measure and trim every block after every round. not fun. :lol:
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