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-   -   Fake Cathedral Window - I just had to give it a try. (https://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1/fake-cathedral-window-i-just-had-give-try-t215006.html)

WTxRed 03-12-2013 06:25 PM
TY for posting this Tute!

SewFarBehind 03-12-2013 06:36 PM
I've always loved the Cathedral Window. I might have to try this one! Thanks!

caroloto 03-12-2013 10:35 PM
Thank you for the tutorial and posting the pdfs. Right now I have been finishing a Cathedral Window that I started a few years ago (maybe 5) with the circle template. Those are the ones that have to be traced, make a cardboard to trace the circles out and hand cut out. To make a twin you need to cut out 126 including the flannel for the inside batting, and after cutting out all those circles I guess I got tried of it, so I put it away for a few years lol. When I purchased the templates and pattern the rulers weren't out yet that can now be used with a rotary cuter. I really like yours and can't wait to do one your way!

ludlowquiltandsew 03-12-2013 11:16 PM
Beautiful fabrics. I'm certainly looking forward to the tutorial.

debbieoh 03-13-2013 04:51 AM
Could you share a picture of yours? would love to see it

Originally Posted by caroloto (Post 5924853)
Thank you for the tutorial and posting the pdfs. Right now I have been finishing a Cathedral Window that I started a few years ago (maybe 5) with the circle template. Those are the ones that have to be traced, make a cardboard to trace the circles out and hand cut out. To make a twin you need to cut out 126 including the flannel for the inside batting, and after cutting out all those circles I guess I got tried of it, so I put it away for a few years lol. When I purchased the templates and pattern the rulers weren't out yet that can now be used with a rotary cuter. I really like yours and can't wait to do one your way!

northerncreations 03-13-2013 04:57 AM
Beautiful...you did a great job -- please post the tutorial.

#1piecemaker 03-13-2013 05:07 AM
Cool!! Please share your pictures with us in a tute!

humbird 03-13-2013 06:48 AM
Originally Posted by kathdavis (Post 5924393)

Okay, finally here is the tutorial I have promised. It just took me a while to gather pictures for all the steps.
If you have any questions, just let me know.
Thank you for the tutorial. I do have a couple questions. Do you use batting? And if so, do you sandwich the quilt after its all pieced together? Then quilt? It seems there would be raw seams on the back if you didn't back it? Perhaps I am missing something.....which wouldn't be unusual for this old brain! :)

kathdavis 03-13-2013 01:49 PM
Originally Posted by ludlowquiltandsew (Post 5924860)
Beautiful fabrics. I'm certainly looking forward to the tutorial.
Tutorial is in post #80

kathdavis 03-13-2013 01:55 PM
Originally Posted by humbird (Post 5925422)
Thank you for the tutorial. I do have a couple questions. Do you use batting? And if so, do you sandwich the quilt after its all pieced together? Then quilt? It seems there would be raw seams on the back if you didn't back it? Perhaps I am missing something.....which wouldn't be unusual for this old brain! :)
Yes you sandwich it with a backing fabric and batting in between. As I quilt each block I have to make the backing fabric larger than the block so When i join my blocks, I can pull the extra inch or so towards the back and fold it to cover the seam. Then I will hand stitch it down. I will treat it like a quilt as you go project


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