Originally Posted by Millstream Mom
The barn has been salvaged! Maybe a little colorful "Hex" sign will bring it good luck? I always thought they were pretty.... like little round painted quilts!
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Does anyone know if all the house blocks are going to be 10 inches. I don't want to start the blocks until I know if I need to add to them or leave them the way they are.
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Originally Posted by lwbuchholz
Does anyone know if all the house blocks are going to be 10 inches. I don't want to start the blocks until I know if I need to add to them or leave them the way they are.
Lynda |
Didn't realize we had to make the block 12 1/2 ". I quess I slept since we first started this :shock:
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Originally Posted by Blinky
Didn't realize we had to make the block 12 1/2 ". I quess I slept since we first started this :shock:
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Ok...I just checked January and February blocks and they are 10 in....... :lol: I was afraid I was suppose to make them 12 1/2 in. Glad you brought it to my attention!
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Originally Posted by lwbuchholz
Does anyone know if all the house blocks are going to be 10 inches. I don't want to start the blocks until I know if I need to add to them or leave them the way they are.
Lynda http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-85213-1.htm I don't mind that but if they are all going to be 10 inches I would rather make them all that size since I want to put them into an actic window setting. I suppose the other people who are choosing the blocks don't know what they are choosing yet though. So far the blocks are nice and the ones made up are beautiful. Thanks for your answers! Lynda |
I prefer to make the blocks 10 in. rather than adding to them now to make 12 1/2 in block. But what happens if and when we get a block that isn't PP and the original size is 12 1/2 there may be some type of math involved to convert back down to a 10 in block :oops:
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I have enlarged all my blocks to be 12-1/2". I have never made a quilt with large blocks before, but these really do look nice.
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Got my old red barn constructed. I did learn I should never, never PP when tired. Noticed the next morning the silo has some lopsided shingles. Used the seam ripper enough on this so it'll have to stay. I'll just have fun with it.
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