square yoyos
I came upon this site, and since I've had an interest in quilting techniques that are 3d, thought someone here might be interested too. I envision using these yoyos on a quilt someday
http://quiltworld2.blogspot.fi/searc...&by-date=false If you want, explore the whole site, she has a lot of good ideas If this 'she' is on this board, thank you for sharing your tutes! (there's a button that can be clicked to get this in English) |
Nice site and projects!
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Looks really nice and different too.
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thanks, she has a lot of great ideas.
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Like the looks of the square yoyo. I need to copy/paste her instructions and make a few to fully understand the how-to-do of them but hers look great.
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Love the square yoyo's. Thanks
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That looks great...Thanks for the link..
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The minute I got on that site, I knew it was Finland. Just seeing some familiar words. Many Finish people in the UP of MI and I grew up hearing a lot of that language and had a great best friend in my early marriage years who taught me some words of Finish. Just a moment of nostalgia. I can still count up to 7, and then I am lost.
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Originally Posted by Yooper32
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The minute I got on that site, I knew it was Finland. Just seeing some familiar words. Many Finish people in the UP of MI and I grew up hearing a lot of that language and had a great best friend in my early marriage years who taught me some words of Finish. Just a moment of nostalgia. I can still count up to 7, and then I am lost.
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Even when I translated to English it was confusing or I missed something in reading it.....like what wire? What/how cardboard? Maybe I need another cuppa.....have too many other projects floating around in my head don't need more. Thanks for the look-see though.
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Thanks a bunch!!!
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Originally Posted by RugosaB
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I think there's a rule that if you make something from a Finish site, you have to be able to count the UFOs in Finish, so you're limited to 7.
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Nice projects
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Originally Posted by Geri B
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Even when I translated to English it was confusing or I missed something in reading it.....like what wire? What/how cardboard? Maybe I need another cuppa.....have too many other projects floating around in my head don't need more. Thanks for the look-see though.
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I couldn't open the translated to English but from the pictures it looks like you make your round one and make a cardboard square which you place the round one on sew behind it to make the round one square. I could be wrong but I will have to go back to the link and see if it will translate to English.
But if that way I thought the pictures mean why could one just glue the back t=of the round yoyo then sew two square yoyo together or even mark the back with a pencil sew lines on the back then sew the two backs (right sides together facing) like doing a cathedral ceiling (mock) type. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gKvdrexKE4 |
Found a few sites that show how to make Square Yo-Yo
http://sunshinescreations.vintagethr...-tutorial.html http://www.ehow.com/how_8143035_make...comforter.html http://www.reddawn.net/quilt/squareyo.htm http://mawsonsalwaysmoving.blogspot....-yo-quilt.html |
Loved the idea. At present enjoying hand work not machine.Thanks again.
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