11th Mystery Quilt Train Ride Ready To Start Today
09-11-2015, 04:17 PM
#331
Super Member
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: British Columbia
Posts: 8,056
Originally Posted by Bluebonnets
All are beautiful but I'm really looking forward to seeing number three all together, Dotty.
Tomorrow is the day for another clue! Not sure I can play tomorrow. I ordered a 4.5" square from JoAnn on Monday and the best I can tell it's not even processed yet. Bummer, was a good price tho. Anyone know of another way to trim their blocks?
Tomorrow is the day for another clue! Not sure I can play tomorrow. I ordered a 4.5" square from JoAnn on Monday and the best I can tell it's not even processed yet. Bummer, was a good price tho. Anyone know of another way to trim their blocks?
09-11-2015, 04:50 PM
#332
Super Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Possum Trot, KY
Posts: 3,843
http://www.quiltinaday.com/shoponlin...lay.asp?i=1087
I'm just being a hobo and riding the rails for free while I enjoy the scenery of this trip.
Since I got the square up ruler (link above) in the 9 1/2" size I feel the world of HST and QST are a breeze compared to what they use to be. One of the best rulers I have ever bought. In fact I got a couple of them so I can use one in our Christmas "Dirty Santa/Chinese Auction" exchange at our LQS. I got the bigger size for more flexibility and might get a smaller one just so my boobs aren't in the way when I twirl my cutting board around (oooo TMI).
The link also has a short video of E Burns using her square up ruler a little ways into it.
I'll slide back into the shadows now and pull my covers back up to my chin nestled down in the fresh straw someone tossed in the open doorway. I'm harmless and won't eat too much...BTW, I do clean up some of the crumbly messes in the club car now and then.
I'm just being a hobo and riding the rails for free while I enjoy the scenery of this trip.
Since I got the square up ruler (link above) in the 9 1/2" size I feel the world of HST and QST are a breeze compared to what they use to be. One of the best rulers I have ever bought. In fact I got a couple of them so I can use one in our Christmas "Dirty Santa/Chinese Auction" exchange at our LQS. I got the bigger size for more flexibility and might get a smaller one just so my boobs aren't in the way when I twirl my cutting board around (oooo TMI).
The link also has a short video of E Burns using her square up ruler a little ways into it.
I'll slide back into the shadows now and pull my covers back up to my chin nestled down in the fresh straw someone tossed in the open doorway. I'm harmless and won't eat too much...BTW, I do clean up some of the crumbly messes in the club car now and then.
09-11-2015, 05:58 PM
#334
Super Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Possum Trot, KY
Posts: 3,843
Note for the video....
Originally Posted by moonwork42029
http://www.quiltinaday.com/shoponlin...lay.asp?i=1087
I'm just being a hobo and riding the rails for free while I enjoy the scenery of this trip.
Since I got the square up ruler (link above) in the 9 1/2" size I feel the world of HST and QST are a breeze compared to what they use to be. One of the best rulers I have ever bought. In fact I got a couple of them so I can use one in our Christmas "Dirty Santa/Chinese Auction" exchange at our LQS. I got the bigger size for more flexibility and might get a smaller one just so my boobs aren't in the way when I twirl my cutting board around (oooo TMI).
The link also has a short video of E Burns using her square up ruler a little ways into it. (about 6 minutes in)
I'll slide back into the shadows now and pull my covers back up to my chin nestled down in the fresh straw someone tossed in the open doorway. I'm harmless and won't eat too much...BTW, I do clean up some of the crumbly messes in the club car now and then.
I'm just being a hobo and riding the rails for free while I enjoy the scenery of this trip.
Since I got the square up ruler (link above) in the 9 1/2" size I feel the world of HST and QST are a breeze compared to what they use to be. One of the best rulers I have ever bought. In fact I got a couple of them so I can use one in our Christmas "Dirty Santa/Chinese Auction" exchange at our LQS. I got the bigger size for more flexibility and might get a smaller one just so my boobs aren't in the way when I twirl my cutting board around (oooo TMI).
The link also has a short video of E Burns using her square up ruler a little ways into it. (about 6 minutes in)
I'll slide back into the shadows now and pull my covers back up to my chin nestled down in the fresh straw someone tossed in the open doorway. I'm harmless and won't eat too much...BTW, I do clean up some of the crumbly messes in the club car now and then.
09-11-2015, 06:42 PM
#335
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Maine
Posts: 873
Originally Posted by SuziSew
Well, I got mine done but my camera battery died so I can't post a picture! 
I did my HST's with the 8 at a time method and used the Tucker Trimmer to clean them up...perfecto!!
here's a couple links for the 8 at a time method, easy peazy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqPx2yuppaM
http://www.craftsy.com/blog/2014/01/...are-triangles/
I did my HST's with the 8 at a time method and used the Tucker Trimmer to clean them up...perfecto!!
here's a couple links for the 8 at a time method, easy peazy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqPx2yuppaM
http://www.craftsy.com/blog/2014/01/...are-triangles/
09-11-2015, 06:47 PM
#336
Super Member
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: NC
Posts: 1,165
Originally Posted by Oksewnsew
OOOOHHH, outa my way, runnin' to the club car - Rhubarb Pie is my fav... I put some Brownie Choc. Chip Sandwich Cookies in there, too...but the pie is mine, mine, mine.... LOLO
Here's my blocks, finally got to my sewing room this afternoon and got them done. I did the '8 at a time' method of making the HST - OH MY, how fast and easy, love it. Looking forward to Saturday..;o)
[ATTACH=CONFIG]530400[/ATTACH]
LOLOHere's my blocks, finally got to my sewing room this afternoon and got them done. I did the '8 at a time' method of making the HST - OH MY, how fast and easy, love it. Looking forward to Saturday..;o)
[ATTACH=CONFIG]530400[/ATTACH]
09-11-2015, 06:59 PM
#339
Super Member
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: NC
Posts: 1,165
Originally Posted by Bluebonnets
All are beautiful but I'm really looking forward to seeing number three all together, Dotty.
Tomorrow is the day for another clue! Not sure I can play tomorrow. I ordered a 4.5" square from JoAnn on Monday and the best I can tell it's not even processed yet. Bummer, was a good price tho. Anyone know of another way to trim their blocks?
Tomorrow is the day for another clue! Not sure I can play tomorrow. I ordered a 4.5" square from JoAnn on Monday and the best I can tell it's not even processed yet. Bummer, was a good price tho. Anyone know of another way to trim their blocks?
09-11-2015, 07:08 PM
#340
Super Member
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: NC
Posts: 1,165
I will print off the directions probably tomorrow, but going on another trip, so won't get to sew until 3rd clue is already given........I'll try not to peek at the 3rd clue, probably won't even get on this thread till I get clue #2 sewn. I don't want to ruin the mystery for myself. Isn't the 3rd clue the final step to the mystery? Oh, this will be so hard to do!
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
paintmejudy
Blocks of the Month and Week
1569
04-23-2015 02:22 AM
paintmejudy
Blocks of the Month and Week
1072
07-21-2014 04:17 PM
paintmejudy
Blocks of the Month and Week
1583
06-13-2014 10:13 AM
paintmejudy
Blocks of the Month and Week
1531
01-19-2014 04:05 PM
