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Old 09-13-2018, 05:38 AM
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QuiltE
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Originally Posted by lindaschipper View Post
I'm wanting to dwindle down some of my 10 inch squares and have thought about an apple core quilt. But I've never worked with curves before. It seems that doing a lot of pinning is what is successful in getting the curves right. Who has made one of these quilts before and did you enjoy the process? Any tips to pass on?
Agree! patience and pinning is your key to success.

While I have not made a quilt, I have made a large apple core runner of smaller cores.
As I worked along, I folded the edges, to find the centre and 1/4 point.
Then matched them to the next ....... pinned and sewed.

The first few were a bit clumsy and awkward and soon enough, I found my groove,
and it was smooth after that!!!

I quite enjoyed it and would not hesitate doing another apple core project ..... sometime!

Good Luck with yours ... and remember, patience and pinning!
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