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Old 01-02-2011, 03:59 PM
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Hello everyone! Had a great time paper piecing this block today.
do we get to see as we go along or will final quilt be the 'reveal'?


Found pictures on other thread - looking great!!
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Old 01-02-2011, 04:12 PM
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MisDixie,

Are you actually resizing the church block? Or are you adding borders to make it 12 1/2? If resizing, do you draw it on block paper? How would you do that?
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Old 01-02-2011, 04:13 PM
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If you sew around a paper pieced block a little inside the seam line, it will hold so the block does not pull on the bias when you assemble it to the other blocks.
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Old 01-02-2011, 05:04 PM
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Oh I love this year's theme! I've never done a block of the month, but after seeing the pictures, I think I might like to try this one. I've not done a lot of paper piecing, but perhaps enough so that I could do it. My concern is getting it to proper size. I measured and my test square was too small. I'm terribly non-techy, but I managed to reset the size for template A. But then templates B and C did not fit it correctly. I think if I can get past this part, I could do it. Thanks for any help. Thanks for offering such a great project!
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Originally Posted by jeafro12305
If you sew around a paper pieced block a little inside the seam line, it will hold so the block does not pull on the bias when you assemble it to the other blocks.
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I wondered about that. thanks for the hint. My blocks with lots of piecing wanted to stretch out when i added other blocks. Still a bit off but next time I will baste first.
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Old 01-02-2011, 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted by missionslady
Oh I love this year's theme! I've never done a block of the month, but after seeing the pictures, I think I might like to try this one. I've not done a lot of paper piecing, but perhaps enough so that I could do it. My concern is getting it to proper size. I measured and my test square was too small. I'm terribly non-techy, but I managed to reset the size for template A. But then templates B and C did not fit it correctly. I think if I can get past this part, I could do it. Thanks for any help. Thanks for offering such a great project!
Did you change the layout back to portrait for B and C? I believe A was landscape to fit.

Hope this helps!
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Oh I love this year's theme! I've never done a block of the month, but after seeing the pictures, I think I might like to try this one. I've not done a lot of paper piecing, but perhaps enough so that I could do it. My concern is getting it to proper size. I measured and my test square was too small. I'm terribly non-techy, but I managed to reset the size for template A. But then templates B and C did not fit it correctly. I think if I can get past this part, I could do it. Thanks for any help. Thanks for offering such a great project!
Did you change the layout back to portrait for B and C? I believe A was landscape to fit.

I'll try that. I shortened my margins. I was doing it trial and error. Maybe I need to start over trying to print it. Thanks!

Hope this helps!
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I'll try that. I shortened my margins. I was doing it trial and error. Maybe I need to start over trying to print it. Thanks!
Yes, maybe try resetting your printer defaults, hope it works for you. I had to fiddle with it too.
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Originally Posted by jeafro12305
MisDixie,

Are you actually resizing the church block? Or are you adding borders to make it 12 1/2? If resizing, do you draw it on block paper? How would you do that?
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