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Old 06-23-2010, 03:12 PM
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MarthaVA
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I have tried the tube quilt blocks before, but messed them up. At the quilt show a couple of weeks ago I bought the triangle ruler. Messed it up at firs too (just consider me a slow learner - my knitting is proof of that!).

So Sunday I decided to try again. After all, its the only way to learn. So I gave it another shot. Messed up one or 2 then got the rest right. Waaahooo! :)

So I used 3 of the four I made and decided to try a tote. I'm not very good at linings so that took a little work. But it turned out ok I think. No pattern. I've kinda made my own stuff up ever since I was a teen and used to sew things by hand from old jeans or scraps of fabric I could snag from my mom.

I practiced my fmq on this, and also practiced putting a stencil on and trying to fmq over the pattern. I'm getting better (I think) but I need tons more practice.

Thanks for looking.

So here are the pics:

Before being put together
[ATTACH=CONFIG]88034[/ATTACH]

The outside of the sides
[ATTACH=CONFIG]88035[/ATTACH]

The sides (flip side of them)
[ATTACH=CONFIG]88036[/ATTACH]

Outside
[ATTACH=CONFIG]88207[/ATTACH]

Inside
[ATTACH=CONFIG]88208[/ATTACH]

Close up of sides
[ATTACH=CONFIG]88209[/ATTACH]
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