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Great challenge! I love the block. I think PP is the way to go on that one.
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It is a beautiful block. I have never paper pieced so I am no help there.
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Originally Posted by BKrenning
I have drawn a black line where I think you would have to do sub-sections and numbered the pieces.
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If I was trying to duplicate the original quilt, I would hand piece it. If I was just trying to make myself a reminder of it, I would applique it or find an iris pattern I liked. Those are the opinions of the poster and do not any way reflect those of the board or the world at large!--LOL!
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Originally Posted by Pam
To make this into a paper piece pattern, just lay a ruler down and straighten all of the lines! It should not be to hard to do. I would suggest to give it a trial run and complete one block to see if you like the look before jumping in and chain piecing 72 blocks.
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Originally Posted by Prism99
If you would be willing to applique instead of piece, you would need only two pieces -- the underneath blue and the top green. This would be a fairly easy pattern to do this way using Harriet Hargrave's machine applique approach with freezer paper. (I use paper paste instead of a glue stick for her method; a lot faster for me.)
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Thank you very much! I am going to try it that way
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