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It's looking good.
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Originally Posted by MadQuilter
(Post 7363222)
I thought I was looking at my quilt. Well done! Glad you were able to use it.
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Please do a followup picture when you are finished. I like the way this is coming together and wonder how it will look and if I can do this. Thanks
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MadQuilter, please post the link to yours. It's driving me nuts that I can't find it. I'm not on the same computer that I had when I bookmarked it.
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Originally Posted by Rose_P
(Post 7363758)
MadQuilter, please post the link to yours. It's driving me nuts that I can't find it. I'm not on the same computer that I had when I bookmarked it.
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Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 7362203)
I will work on it until I run out of scraps or it gets too big, whichever comes first.:D
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Madquilter said it can be done in 2 sizes. I am doing the smaller version because I wanted to use up smaller scraps. Mine are cut 2 inches by 5 inches. The finished sewn block of 5 pairs(neutral and dark) make a 8 X 8 inch block. I am going to make my blocks and then arrange and sew them together at the end so I get a good mix of colours.
I think the large size was 3-1/2 X 9 inch rectangles? |
Thanks Tartan for the size information! However I'm a bit confused now, you stated that yours were cut 2x5 and the finished sewn bock of 5 pairs neutral and dark make a 8x8 " block. I will just have to make one up.I love your color choices so far, can' wait to see the finished quilt.
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You cut 5 neutral 2 X 5 inch rectangles. You cut 5 dark 2 X 5 inch rectangles. When you sew a neutral and a dark together on the 45 * angle, this gives you an 8 inch strip.
5 of those 8 inch strips sewn together will give you a 8 inch square block containing 10 pieces of fabric. |
Tartan, forgive me if you've addressed by question, but what is that nifty little ruler you are using called? Thanks
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