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i am looking for the name of this pattern or where i could find it..the points do not appear to be attached (maybe a prairie point?) any help would be greatly appreciated..thanks
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It kind of reminds me of how Kaye Wood puts together her hexagon blocks.
http://www.kayewoodtv.com/ktv/ |
Looks like an Ohio Star with the cornors cut in half.
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It is awfully cute!
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I don't think the center has prarie points, it looks like a fussy cut star with the triangles set in...
You could make the block, and fuse the fussy cut star in the center :wink: What a pretty and unique looking block :D:D:D |
love the block, I hope someone can give us the name of this pattern
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where did you find this picture of this block, maybe they can help you
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Originally Posted by squeakie
i am looking for the name of this pattern or where i could find it..the points do not appear to be attached (maybe a prairie point?) any help would be greatly appreciated..thanks
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the person that had it said they were not attached down just folded and then sewed in (that's why i thought prairie points) she didn't know where it came from..
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OH!!! So the center was cut as an octagon, and the tan triangles are prairie points!!! :oops: looking now? I can see that plain as day :oops:
What a very clever idea!!! :D:D:D |
It looks like to block in the Sip 'n Sew book by Diane Dhein. I does kind of look like prarie points but is actually a really easy block to make. I have also seen it as the main block on Amish totes and purses. She calls itThe Island star block. I have the book. PM me.
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Here is a link to Kaye's pattern. It is using her 'View and Do' and 'Starmaker' rulers. They look hard but are very easy!
http://www.kayewood.com/item/Seasona...attern/380/c64 |
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