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Check this out...not the core but circles...its really cool how she does it. http://quiltinaday.com/theater/egg/egg5.html
Originally Posted by bjnicholson
OK. After the Grandmother's Flower Garden and the Log Cabin, I'm going to do an Apple Core...or maybe I'll do all of them at once!
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great! it is also terrific way to use your fancy stitches to sew them down!
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I like how the circle will not fray doing it the way Eleanor does it. I would never have thought of that....sew the circle to the fusible and then turn them inside out, iron and sew.
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Can you tell me the name of the video? I have searched buy can`t find it??? Thank you
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I actually find that it is an easy pattern to sew by hand. I have the template from Missouri Star Quilt Company.
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Missouri Star Quilt had a video that showed how to do them. I made one and it was really easy.
I watched the video twice and went to it. I have the apple core templates from MSC in 3 or 4 different sizes. Evelyn in Sequim |
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I got the Sissix die. It is not super hard to sew together but it is slow go. I did a wall hanging and after that experience I would probably not make one much larger then 50x60.
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Originally Posted by MadQuilter
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I actually find that it is an easy pattern to sew by hand. I have the template from Missouri Star Quilt Company.
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I started an apple core quilt and it became a nightmare so I passed it on to my mother who I'm pretty sure has lost it! Not going to make another one in this life time! Sorry but they are not easy to put together!
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The ladies at the store are all excited about sewing curves with the "Curve Master Foot." I bet it would work great for the Apple Core.
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