My Take on the Ten Minute Tiles Quilt
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[quote/] see the beginning of my post. I give the information about the pattern. My local quilting store carries Mary Lou's patterns. I believe you can also order them on her website, www.hddesigns.net
Rexene[/quote]
I checked out the site and it seems impossible to order from it. It's kind of messed up right now. Or maybe it's me. I might be missing something that's right under my nose.
But in looking at your quilt it doesn't seem difficult to figure out, maybe I'll give it a try. I really like it, and the fabrics are perfect for the design. Thanks for the posting.
8-)
Rexene[/quote]
I checked out the site and it seems impossible to order from it. It's kind of messed up right now. Or maybe it's me. I might be missing something that's right under my nose.
But in looking at your quilt it doesn't seem difficult to figure out, maybe I'll give it a try. I really like it, and the fabrics are perfect for the design. Thanks for the posting.
8-)
#60
Originally Posted by Rexene
I'd like to share my take on the "Ten Minute Tiles" quilt pattern by Mary Lou Hallenbeck of H. D.Designs. This pattern was originally designed with gradient shaded fabrics in mind. The four rectangles are sewn together and then the square is appliqued when the rectangles meet. I really like how my fabrics worked in this quilt. Unfortunantly, it isn't quilted yet!
I've taken three of Mary Lou's classes and they have been fun and she shares so many tricks, like using Roxanne's Glue to glue down the square (edges are turned under first). It holds the square in place while you applique it.
I've taken three of Mary Lou's classes and they have been fun and she shares so many tricks, like using Roxanne's Glue to glue down the square (edges are turned under first). It holds the square in place while you applique it.
Thank you
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