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Sparkling Lake 01-30-2013 06:22 PM

I uploaded a picture of what I had done but I think I used the wrong template. I used http://www.quilterscache.com/W/WhirlingStar2Block.html which is different that the one PatriceJ gave.

conniecz1984 01-30-2013 06:50 PM

My Whirling Star 2 block
 
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This is my first on line block of the month. Here is my block

Sparkling Lake 01-30-2013 07:28 PM

I uploaded a picture of what I had done (the flowered, orange and pink) but I think I used the wrong template. I used http://www.quilterscache.com/W/WhirlingStar2Block.html which is different that the one PatriceJ gave.

judy363905 01-31-2013 11:37 AM


Originally Posted by Sparkling Lake (Post 5826332)
[ATTACH=CONFIG]391897[/ATTACH] I am not sure if it uploaded. But if it didn't I am trying to make one section of the four. I have three sewn and when I try to sew the other side of the triangle to finish I get a tuck in the piece that goes to the border right at the intersection of the three. Does that help? Thanks for welcoming me. I really enjoy this group.
April

The way I put inserts is to match the points as point of your print fabric to the yellow point....sew just to the seam allowance back stitch. Take off machine rearrange and sew from the center seam allowance out to the sent and press the trainable unit flat with seam allowance toward the other two pieces. Hope this make sense
Also possibly the triangle piece is a little off in size. I found block on EQ program and rotary cut my pieces according to EQ directions. Do not give up. :)

Judy in Phx, AZ

Sparkling Lake 01-31-2013 04:39 PM


Originally Posted by judy363905 (Post 5827863)
The way I put inserts is to match the points as point of your print fabric to the yellow point....sew just to the seam allowance back stitch. Take off machine rearrange and sew from the center seam allowance out to the sent and press the trainable unit flat with seam allowance toward the other two pieces. Hope this make sense
Also possibly the triangle piece is a little off in size. I found block on EQ program and rotary cut my pieces according to EQ directions. Do not give up. :)

Judy in Phx, AZ

Thanks Judy. I finally got the right templates. I tried 4 times with the same results. Had given up till my neighbor figured it out for me. Made one that was great. But, I did it backwards lol. Did it again and it is ok. So... I now have 1/2 of a quadrant done!! YAH. Can't wait till tomorrow to see what the new one is.

Sparkling Lake 01-31-2013 05:46 PM

January BOM
 
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Well I finally did it. I actually have a quarter of the block done. At least I now know how to do a y seam that involves more than 2 pieces. Will have to finish the rest later.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]392152[/ATTACH]

Andii 01-31-2013 06:22 PM

It looks beautiful, Sparkling Lake.:thumbup: Yes, you can!

Sparkling Lake 01-31-2013 06:43 PM


Originally Posted by judy363905 (Post 5827863)
The way I put inserts is to match the points as point of your print fabric to the yellow point....sew just to the seam allowance back stitch. Take off machine rearrange and sew from the center seam allowance out to the sent and press the trainable unit flat with seam allowance toward the other two pieces. Hope this make sense
Also possibly the triangle piece is a little off in size. I found block on EQ program and rotary cut my pieces according to EQ directions. Do not give up. :)

Judy in Phx, AZ

Thanks Judy. I finally got the right templates. I tried 4 times with the same results. Had given up till my neighbor figured it out for me. Made one that was great. But, I did it backwards lol. Did it again and it is ok. So... I now have 1/2 of a quadrant done!! YAH. Can't wait till tomorrow to see what the new one is.

Sparkling Lake 01-31-2013 06:46 PM


Originally Posted by Andii (Post 5828726)
It looks beautiful, Sparkling Lake.:thumbup: Yes, you can!

Thanks for the encouragement Andii! I really enjoyed it. I haven't been quilting very long, just a few months so I thought the once a month block would help. It sure has!

patricej 02-01-2013 12:33 AM


Originally Posted by Sparkling Lake (Post 5826560)
I uploaded a picture of what I had done but I think I used the wrong template. I used http://www.quilterscache.com/W/WhirlingStar2Block.html which is different that the one PatriceJ gave.

try using mine. LOL

if the photo is accurate, the problem is that you don't have the white triangle lined up correctly.
it looks like you don't have a 1/4" seam allowance left when you get to the intersection of the three pieces.

that's why i recommend you print my templates.
if you line up that template to the pieces you have already cut, you will see how to trim the points so lining things up is easier.


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