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Adorable !!! Anxious for you to show us how to do this..... cuz I'd like to make some, too!!! Thanks for the pictures.
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I have created my potholders in stages because I plan on teaching a mini class. Now, I need to photograph, but my camera is down, but will give it a shot with my cell phone camera. Hopefully, will have time to post today since I'm off. Excited that so many like them well enough to make.
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Very cute! These would make great make-ahead gifts for next Christmas. Thanks for sharing.
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Looking forward to learning how you made these.
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Beautiful.
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Really creative and nice looking!
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Well done! A great use of scraps! Luann
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These are wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
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They are done so well. Thanks for sharing.
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Sew glad to see that you are going to do a tute. I made my 1st potholder but only used 1 piece of Insul-brite because when I tried two...was really, really hard to turn (I think it is called birthing). So I ripped out and did the single layer of Insul-brite and a single layer of batting...so much easier to "birth".
I can't wait to see how you did these potholders, espicially since you used 2 layers of Insul-brite. I have so many pieces of fabric that I want to use to do potholders for my friends. |
Originally Posted by dahlshouse
(Post 4877136)
Love these... tute please!
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Great idea. Love them.
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I'm glad you put a picture of the back on the board too as it gave me an idea of how they were made. Hoping to see a tute though.
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So very interesting. I too join the chorus and kindly ask for Tutorial.
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I agree with everyone else, they are so cute and really hope that you will please tell us how to make these. I did a google search for a 9 patch wonder but all that came up with the 9 patch. Please help us out!!!
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Will be anxiously awaiting to see how you done them..I love to make potholders..thanks
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Sweet!! These are great. Thanks for the great idea.
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Pretty, may also work as mug rugs.
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These are great. LiKe everyone else, can you give us a tutorial.
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I, too, love your pot holders, and I am looking forward to your tute.
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That gives me an idea of what to do with random left over blocks! Thanks. Love yours!!!
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Love these and the colors match my kitcen too.
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How nice. You did a wonderful job on them.
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TUTE...TUTE (toot-toot).....lol Thanks! They are just darling! Great job!
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Very classy!
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Those are very cute. I agree - we need a tute on those!
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Oh i love those, thank you for sharing.
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Is this the same technique as Broken Nine Patch or Tossed nine patch? It is were you make 9 patch cut through the middle across and top to bottom and mix up the pieces and resew.
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ooooohh! These are very nice....I am waiting for instructions also... If I made them, then I could throw away some of my old potholders (some are pretty awful looking---stained but clean).
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Lol, I'm in too! Would love a toute on these! VERY nice!
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Originally Posted by Beginner10
(Post 4880523)
Sew glad to see that you are going to do a tute. I made my 1st potholder but only used 1 piece of Insul-brite because when I tried two...was really, really hard to turn (I think it is called birthing). So I ripped out and did the single layer of Insul-brite and a single layer of batting...so much easier to "birth".
I can't wait to see how you did these potholders, espicially since you used 2 layers of Insul-brite. I have so many pieces of fabric that I want to use to do potholders for my friends. |
These are great! I'm going to have to look into this block. Thanks for the post.
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Can't wait for the tute!!! Very cute!!!
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Wonderful way to use up scraps. Can't wait for the tute!
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Super idea
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Okay, tutorial is posted in new thread under "Main" labeled 9 Patch Wonder Blocks Tutorial. I guess I should have used the word Tutorial first but I didn't. I hope it all makes sense.
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Thanks. you did a great job. love the colors.
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Okay, tutorial was moved to Tutorials under 9 patch Wonder Blocks Tutorial
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wow they are all beautiful. I love your fabric too!
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