pamesue

ok Ladies I have looked at the book and tried to read all of the post..wow there are aot. but I do have one question...the keeps stating a 6x6 block...usually there is an indication of finished or unfinished...

which is the 6x6...finished or unfinished???

AkAngel

6x6 is the finished size.
Muriel

Margaret J

No Weezie I do have the seam allowances showing on the templtes that do not measure up. I have downloaded and printed out the templates for block 3 from the FWS site and again there seems to be a discrepancy. Template 5 is bigger. whereas template 5 on the cd fits the block to make a 6.5 inch when all would be sewn together. I have made 6 and 9 bigger and now the block should look right.

patricej

I just added a .pdf version of Stefanib's chart showing the total number of times each template is used and the blocks in which they are used.

It's attached to the announcement topic.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-57733-1.htm

Thanks again, Stefanib! :thumbup:

weezie

It's a mystery to me, Margaret.

AkAngel

I hope you have it worked out, I'm afraid I don't know how to help you otherwise.
Patrice, do you want to add your post to the main discussion page (sorry if I missed it) as it might get missed here, being weve moved onto blocks 3&4. I know a lot of participants will appreciate the chart.
Thanks again Stephani
Muriel

patricej

i did.

it's here, in the discussion for 3 & 4, in the orginal conversation, and in the announcement.

i think. they're all pages longer since then. :lol:

AkAngel

lol,
thanks,
Muriel

Honchey

I bounce back and forth between the two sites and Margaret posted her photos. Don't ask me how she does it but her blocks came out 7 inches.

weezie

I can't find them anywhere. It might be my fault ... the 7" blocks, I mean. Using the templates as guides, I rotary cut mine; at first I cut them exact template size, but they wanted to be too small so I started making them a smidge larger (because I measure constantly anyway with my handy-dandy little 7" vinyl ruler) and I suggested to Margaret that she do that, too.