Prairie points
03-07-2009, 06:40 PM
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Here is one I did. They were not hard, and the person who received it as a gift really liked them.
Here is one I did. They were not hard, and the person who received it as a gift really liked them.
03-08-2009, 06:02 AM
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I just wanted to say I love that block pattern - I think it's Friendship Star, but with HSTs instead of squares in the corners to give that diagonal sashing effect?
I wanted to make a lapquilt for my neighbour as she is so kind and looks after the cat and chickens when we go away and I thought a Friendship Star would be appropriate - I think I'll do it like this!
K x
I wanted to make a lapquilt for my neighbour as she is so kind and looks after the cat and chickens when we go away and I thought a Friendship Star would be appropriate - I think I'll do it like this!
K x
03-08-2009, 06:53 AM
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02-27-2011, 12:23 AM
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Originally Posted by crkathleen
Thanks for the link. Will use the continuous prairie point on another quilt. When I was cutting my squares out for the D9P I cut waaayyy to many on the colored blocks. haha. So I figured I would try praire points. After I get my top assembled I will see if i want to make them or I could save the blocks to make another top. I've fallen in love with the warm wishes quilts I've been seeing so I might try that. I need to find a quick and easy pattern to make another quilt. My husband is trying to claim the baby quilt for the couch. haha. Poor thing doesn't have one of his own yet!
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