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Here's a tutorial for an hourglass unit:
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Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 7714312)
The 3/4 brown square is simply 3 triangles. If you look carefully you can see the seams. The toughest part of sewing it is managing the Y seams.
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I misunderstood - sorry. Here's what I would do - Make your borders A & B by machine, leaving the ends like a mitred corner (indicated by blue lines), add a 1/4 size triangle C to A section as shown, then join the 2nd border (red line) - easy.
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I hope you can find a good solution; I am no help at all. Let us see what you decide to do when you are finished.
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Originally Posted by cjsews
(Post 7714316)
Ok if you look at the rows on the diagonal you can see it better Add the quarter square to the Half sq before sewing it to the last yellow square in that row
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Originally Posted by cashs_mom
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You're right, Peggi. You can see it very easily in the first pic.
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Originally Posted by Gay
(Post 7714397)
I misunderstood - sorry. Here's what I would do - Make your borders A & B by machine, leaving the ends like a mitred corner (indicated by blue lines), add a 1/4 size triangle C to A section as shown, then join the 2nd border (red line) - easy. Thank you , thank you! That makes perfect sense. Appreciate your time!
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For those of you asking about what I was doing it is a quilt called Out of the Blue by Marg Sampson George. Ive lost part of the instruction and could not figure out the border attachment This is my first appliqué after working up a lot of nerve Adding pom pons to give the bunny a serape :)
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That is looking great. Don't forget to post a picture when it is done
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