How would you do this?
#34
Since I am a visual person, I started playing around with the pieces and pattern. I like PP better, so I enlarged the little corner piece by 400%. That gave me a finished block at 6 3/8" adding your 1/4" seam would make it 6 7/8" I believe.
It takes four blocks to make up the first picture.
Be very careful about placement of the #'s 4 and 5 as they overlap. I'm going to go to the machine and play with this one. Looks intriguing.
It takes four blocks to make up the first picture.
Be very careful about placement of the #'s 4 and 5 as they overlap. I'm going to go to the machine and play with this one. Looks intriguing.
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It is by number, like a paint by number. up in the left hand corner of the download she has 1/4 of it numbered. Plus I would also go by the color picture.
Originally Posted by rb.
I've found a free pattern, on Jinny Beyer's site, that I'd like to make for my brother and SIL. Only problem is, there is a pattern, but there are no instructions on how to put the block together. Can anyone assist me on this?
Picture of quilt/block.
http://www.jinnybeyer.com/freepatter...05857&axis_v=2
Page with the pattern.
http://www.jinnybeyer.com/_media/fre...devonshire.pdf
Picture of quilt/block.
http://www.jinnybeyer.com/freepatter...05857&axis_v=2
Page with the pattern.
http://www.jinnybeyer.com/_media/fre...devonshire.pdf
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