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Originally Posted by carolaug
I am also thinking if I use fusible first sew around the circle and turn it inside out than place it on the square...like how Eleanor Burn does it....that way there is no raw edges.....hmmm...the ideas are flowing
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Do you have a picture...would love to see it.
Originally Posted by millivanillisask
Originally Posted by carolaug
I am also thinking if I use fusible first sew around the circle and turn it inside out than place it on the square...like how Eleanor Burn does it....that way there is no raw edges.....hmmm...the ideas are flowing
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I didn't quite catch everything but think she used two pieces of each fabric to get the pieces needed for the project. I was wondering if you could cut them out clean enough (for those who have die cutters) put an oversized piece of fusible web behind the opening for the circle. Then you could swap the circles from one fabric to the other and fuse in place. You could sew the circles to the contrasting fabric square with a stitch that would join the two. Then cut into fourths. Would only use half as much fabric that way.
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Great tutorial!! MSQC is the best!!
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Originally Posted by carolaug
I can't wait to try it!! I have a rule...I have to finish one top before I start another...and only can have two tops...undone. that way it helps to modivate me.
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Thanks this looks like fun.
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Love these thanks so much :D
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Thanks for the link! Just put it on my to do list!
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Eleanor Burns has an easy version of that pattern also. It's listed under the name "Old Maid's Puzzle" because there was a superstition about "Drunkard's Path". http://quiltinaday.com/theater/egg/egg5.html
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