I like the French braid method. I've got my engineering son working on a formula to calculate quilt dimensions based on the size of the braids. That much math is beyond me.
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this seems like a great quilt to showcase your favorite fabrics.
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I also looked at the pattern and though of the way QuiltnNan described doing hers. Should I decide to make one I'll be doing it the easy way!
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The pattern writer appears to be designing for the use of a pre-cut, yes? In which case her method of construction makes sense. If you use yardage obviously other construction methods are a better choice.
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Originally Posted by RST
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The pattern writer appears to be designing for the use of a pre-cut, yes? In which case her method of construction makes sense. If you use yardage obviously other construction methods are a better choice.
Or if one wanted to use odd bits and pieces that one would have. I remember when people would use those leftovers from clothing - and one had to "make do" and cut one piece at a time around a template. |
Originally Posted by RST
(Post 7829710)
The pattern writer appears to be designing for the use of a pre-cut, yes? In which case her method of construction makes sense. If you use yardage obviously other construction methods are a better choice.
I've noticed that some modern quilt designers have a hard time making quilts with diagonals, without using hordes of HST's. Her method is clever if you like HST's, but a bit cumbersome if you don't. |
I really like QuiltnNan's way. Thanks!
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I am so glad that all of you have such good advice on all of these sites, you save me from making so many mistakes. Thanks to all of you. I am really math challenged. :)
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