Labyrinth/Josephine's Knot patterns
09-09-2013, 05:02 AM
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Originally Posted by jennieileen
where can I get a free download of Josephine's Knot pattern please..
Since this post started I have taken the Labyrinth quilt class from Debbie Maddy and made the Josehpine's Knot. The Labyrinth was very easy and I'll make it again. The Josephine's Knot was easy but tricky to get the squares and hst in the right layout for me. I bought a lot of Debby Maddy patterns and they are well written with lot of easy diagrams to follow.
09-09-2013, 05:17 AM
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I did the labyrinth also.
Suppose you can make it using other shapes to, but I made it strictly out of squares and hst's.
because that was the most easy way for me to do!!
I found it very easy to do, just keep your head with it while working because you easily toss the colors the wrong way around.
I did so, but I made small blocks, so with bigger ones it's easier to see I guess.
Suppose you can make it using other shapes to, but I made it strictly out of squares and hst's.
because that was the most easy way for me to do!!
I found it very easy to do, just keep your head with it while working because you easily toss the colors the wrong way around.
I did so, but I made small blocks, so with bigger ones it's easier to see I guess.
06-16-2015, 08:50 AM
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I am new to this site/blog, reality I new to quilting period, but I dove in head first. This labyrinth design is beautiful and wondered if you have the pattern available. Prior to seeing your particular quilt, I had not considered using batiks for this design. Thank you for sharing your creativity and opening my eyes to a greater world of options. :-)
10-06-2015, 08:48 AM
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