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Originally Posted by Grace creates
(Post 6439420)
log cabin is a good way to get a grip on 1/4 in seam allowance.
http://notesofsincerity.blogspot.com...in-blocks.html |
Originally Posted by Grace creates
(Post 6439420)
log cabin is a good way to get a grip on 1/4 in seam allowance.
http://notesofsincerity.blogspot.com...in-blocks.html |
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She could check out some of the tutorials from Missouri Star Quilting Company. Perhaps she would like to make large pinwheels. I just made up a quick little throw with them. I've attached a photo so you can see. Here is the tutorial on how to make they really easy. They use charm squares but you can do it with larger squaes - you'll just get bigger pinwheels. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekYpJzHoW6E
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Originally Posted by ragquilter
(Post 6439151)
What about MSQC's double slice layer cake. The pattern and tutorial is on their website and it's free. Jenny also has the tutorial on You Tube.
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Cut the squares in quarters and with the 5" squares do a Falling Charm quilt???
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I saw this Kaleidoscope pattern here on the board and plan to try it with a layer cake I've ordered:
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I like that kaleidescope technique. Very clever. I do think that the blocks with so many bias pieces would be a bit tough on a beginner, but it's one I'd like to try.
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