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Originally Posted by jme
I made a cute baby quilt with 4" charms. None of them really matched. I put a very large border all the way around and that tied it all together. On my sons I used a dark navy and on the gift I used a dk purple with tiny white pola dots.
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Double or triple Irish Chain?
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Years ago I was in a 4" club sponsored by a Quilt Shop.
I cut 2 opposite sides on a slant to make a tumbler. I hand pieced a twin quilt, but you could just as easily make one by machine |
Originally Posted by jme
I sewed all the blocks together into 4p and then sewed them all together.
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Just looked at a web "Flics-Flacs" ([url]http://www.monikapatchwork.estranky.cz/fotoalbum/3---obrazkove-navody/flic-flac/[url]) and born of a pattern of squares together . The image is formed by cutting. It is a very nice pattern!
I hope you find inspiration! A hug for you! |
Originally Posted by GV09
Just looked at a web "Flics-Flacs" ([url]http://www.monikapatchwork.estranky.cz/fotoalbum/3---obrazkove-navody/flic-flac/[url]) and born of a pattern of squares together . The image is formed by cutting. It is a very nice pattern!
I hope you find inspiration! A hug for you! |
tossed nine patch would work too
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Originally Posted by ploverwi2
Can anyone help me to use up the 4" squares? I see patterns for the 5" but never something made up with the 4" cham squares. I have quite a lot that I bought over the years and don't know the best way to use them other than just piecing them together. Thanks in advance.
Also, some of you asked about my picture with the kitty. I was fortunate enough to go into the enclosure with two cheetas and have pictures taken in South Africe this year. |
Originally Posted by Greenheron
Double or triple Irish Chain?
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How about a DP9 they work great with any size.
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