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Old 05-12-2018, 02:42 PM
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Is the method square in a square?
No, you'll see how easy when you check out the posting.
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dhanke, I love your lap/nap quilt! Really looking great.
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petthefabric, what Judy has us do for this quilt is the same as square in a square. And like most blocks, there are different ways to do it. Covered corners is very common and most people find it the easiest way.

I did the Gypsy wife quilt, and there are an assortment of square in a square blocks and the directions have you do covered corners. I gave up and figured out what the measurement would be starting withe the inner square, and then it worked fine for me. With this mystery, I cut off the corners of my background for sewing on the dark, but did the other side as covered corners because I cut all the squares ahead of time. And my blocks turned out larger than I wanted, but had I cut them down I'd have lost the points. So I eased them all in. Looks ok in the end.

But I did find a good use for most of the cut off corners for the light and medium fabrics.

here is my floppy. I started out cutting 4x to have a larger quilt, but then went with 5 rows x 6 rows with a 12" border all around and used 4 of my extra 6 stars in the corners. It's ending up 84 x 96.

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Judy I love this pattern with you guys but will soon had to many others that had to be worked on at this time.
dhanke I love it the background fabric is perfect!
Macybaby
yours turned out so beautiful love the border .
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Old 05-12-2018, 04:50 PM
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IceLeopard: That would be my diagnosis!

dhanke: It's looking great!

Macybaby: Way to go!

I had my 2.5" squares cut per Judy's directions but when I found out they were going to be for covered corners, I cut HST's instead and left the background fabric under the covered square. I will use the cut squares for something else.
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dhanke, Very pretty.

Macybaby, What a creative border!! Looks great.

Gosh you guys sew fast.
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Macybaby, your top is beautiful! The colors are great and I love your pinwheel border! My border will incorporate some 4 patch blocks because in clue 2 I cut background squares instead of light squares, so I have a stack of those and some medium and dark squares cut from leftovers, I’m leading and ending with them for now.
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All the finishes are great! Kudos to those who have the patience to expand their top to a much larger size...I am happy with the nine block square Judy designed for us! Thanks for all the kind words about that study in red/pink/white. I like it too!
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All the finishes are great! Kudos to those who have the patience to expand their top to a much larger size...I am happy with the nine block square Judy designed for us! Thanks for all the kind words about that study in red/pink/white. I like it too!
I agree such beautiful finishes are being shown, everyone has done such a great job. My top has been finished being put together and is now waiting for it's turn at the long arm. I haven't decided how it will be quilted, I'm trying to decide if I want an all over meander or if I will use the robotics.
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There sure have been some beauties made.
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