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04-16-2011, 03:33 PM

#21

Mesissy

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Originally Posted by TonnieLoree

MTS and Woody; thanks for that tutorial. It probably helped to see just how the blocks were broken down and their placements.

I totally agree. This morning i was totally blinded by this quilt but now i see the light. thanks

04-16-2011, 03:50 PM

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sewmuchmore

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Wood, that was wonderful I have bookmark it. I would like to do pattern as well. I don't know how you did the red line, but that was perfect. I could not think how to show it to her. :thumbup:

04-16-2011, 06:09 PM

#23

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Originally Posted by Mrs B

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Originally Posted by woody

I hope this might help for you to see the different blocks, they are set on point

Woody that's fantastic! How did you do that, put the red line around the blocks? I have to admit I often find it hard to distinguish the blocks too, though I am getting better at it.

I saved the photo to my computer and then once it was saved I clicked on it, which then opened "Windows Photo Gallery" the last tab across says "open" click on that and you should have a program called "paint" with paint you can draw whatever you like on the photo and then I just saved it again

Hope this is as clear as mud :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

04-16-2011, 06:34 PM

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butterflies5518

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Wow, this tute was a real eye opener for this newbie, I saw the light bulb go off when you put the red lines around it! thanks for all as well.

04-16-2011, 07:02 PM

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peacebypiece

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Now all you have to do is get hold of the pattern. If you can't download the free one you may have to actually BUY a copy. That is the best way tp learn how to do a specific block.
So you might have to spend a few dollars for the pattern. If it's not worth doing right, why do it at all?

04-16-2011, 07:43 PM

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hevemi

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Here's another by Moda, Twist around the garden just two blocks as others have shown you, here's the pattern page

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04-16-2011, 08:50 PM

#27

Mesissy

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Originally Posted by hevemi

Here's another by Moda, Twist around the garden just two blocks as others have shown you, here's the pattern page

Thank u so much. cheryl

04-16-2011, 10:07 PM

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pennijanine

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I think I will have to attempt this one myself. Very pretty. Gonna add it to my list.

04-17-2011, 03:23 AM

#29

Blinky

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Originally Posted by woody

I hope this might help for you to see the different blocks, they are set on point

Oh wow!! Great instructions! So neat how you outlined in red the blocks being used on the quilt. Never seen this done before. The quilt looks more complicated then seeing the blocks used! Might have to try this quilt!! Thanks so much for posting and for your time! Love this Board! :thumbup: