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I could use a helpful hint on how to do a
Dresdan Plate. Does anyone have a pattern that's easy to use, or some quick tips? Any help much appreciated!! |
Here is a link to a free pattern: http://www.patternsfromhistory.com/c...en-pattern.htm
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Originally Posted by sewjoyce
Here is a link to a free pattern: http://www.patternsfromhistory.com/c...en-pattern.htm
Cheryl |
Originally Posted by SulaBug
Originally Posted by sewjoyce
Here is a link to a free pattern: http://www.patternsfromhistory.com/c...en-pattern.htm
Cheryl |
The pattern I use has 16 petals. I put 4 together, then square them before assembling.
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I did a Dresden Plate and done some things that helped me..... here is the page I hope........it is lengthy....but may help......:-)
http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/9548.page |
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Here is an easy Dresden Plate. Pattern is from Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting July/August 2007
Finished quilt - allows for errors in seam allowance unlike the traditional full circle plate which requires perfect piecing. [ATTACH=CONFIG]27554[/ATTACH] After piecing blades, use light weight pellon to turn the top edge under. [ATTACH=CONFIG]30172[/ATTACH] Trim carefully not cutting stitching line [ATTACH=CONFIG]30257[/ATTACH] |
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Sally, that's a gorgeous quilt!
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Sally,
Thank you for sharing your beautiful quilt!! :D |
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