Roll Roll, Cotton Boll! Mystery Part 1
#121
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Though, I think it's different now. I don't see where it can be instantly downloaded. It looks like I'd have to order the CD. Which isn't a bad thing, so I always have it. But, I'd have to wait for it to come to do my hst for this project. Oh well. I'll research more, but will order it today.
Edit**There's a new version 3.0 available! And guess what, it's at Connecting Threads.
Edit**There's a new version 3.0 available! And guess what, it's at Connecting Threads.
#122
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Originally Posted by Candace
Anyone know of a site where I can download 1.5" finsihed HST paper? I found this site www.quiltingandwhatnot.ca/pdf_files/oneonehalfinfinhst.pdf and they are completely off and wonky when I print them out. I prefer to do them on paper for accuracy and speed. I really want to avoid having to buy thangles for this.
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Woohoo, I just ordered the software. I don't like using the ruler and messing with bias edges. When I started paper piecing these it, I saw how much more precise and fast they were. I don't think I could ever go back! Now that I'm armed with software I guess I can sell my thangles;>
#124
Originally Posted by Candace
Woohoo, I just ordered the software. I don't like using the ruler and messing with bias edges. When I started paper piecing these it, I saw how much more precise and fast they were. I don't think I could ever go back! Now that I'm armed with software I guess I can sell my thangles;>
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Originally Posted by omak
Sadie Mae needs a prize for being the FIRST!
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