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Thanks for sharing :) Nice blocks!
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5-Minute Block Flying Geese Quilt
Originally Posted by Z
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What is the name of the tutorial or is there some other way to identify it?
Thanks. When I looked up the 10 minute one, I found a 5-minute version. |
Your quilt is beautiful. Thanks for sharing this quick idea. How clever. I just wonder how they come up these ideas! It will be on my have-to-make-list.
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Originally Posted by Z
(Post 5089862)
Thanks for the info.
When I looked up the 10 minute one, I found a 5-minute version. I got the pattern free, but loved it so much I bought book #2. I can't imagine a 5 minute. I can really make a mess in 5 minutes, lol :D |
I've made this block a few times and the center always comes out "puffy". Is it supposed to be like that? Is it possible to make this block so the center comes out flat? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Z
(Post 5088717)
What is the name of the tutorial or is there some other way to identify it?
Thanks. |
Originally Posted by wildyard
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OMG sewlmatesister, that is the most wonderful 10 min block quilt I have ever seen!!!! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it!!!!!!
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I used four 9" blocks & a 7" block for the center one as I was working with fat quarters & that was the most economical sizes to use!
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10 minute blocks are so much fun and they really are 10 minutes per block. To answer someone's question on puffiness, just be sure that when you sew the final seam, that the fabric is as flat as you can get it (its a little awkward). And if it is puffy, don't worry, you can quilt it out.
I attached a picture of a baby quilt I made using the block. I folded UNDER (not over) the center block sides and hand stitched them down just to neaten the look. |
Pretty quilts. I have tried the 10 min. block but didnt have much luck with it. Maybe I should try again.
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