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Also check out the how-to's at top of page. Lots of info.
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Originally Posted by Rachielou
Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
you are going need to EQ to get that done in PPing...you need to break it down more to avoid those y-seams for sure...
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Originally Posted by Rachielou
Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
you are going need to EQ to get that done in PPing...you need to break it down more to avoid those y-seams for sure...
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Thank you everyone for the links and comments! I looked at the Carol Doak page and she said that some patterns are not meant to be paper pieced... I think this is one of them. I didn't realize how many Y seams there were- which would be very difficult to paper piece as far as i can tell. I think i'm just going to do it the way the book says to. :) I'll post up a pic if I can ever get this figured out! HAHAHA... (did i mention that i've decided to make this quilt for a benefit silent auction and it needs to be done April 10th! oh and that this is only my 4th quilt!... I'm feeling slightly overwhelmed) :shock:
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hey,, try this...looks like the one you want to make....
http://www.quilterscache.com/V/VOS_ChrissStarBlock.html |
there is also this one...
http://www.quilterscache.com/V/VOS_S...StarBlock.html |
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If you change the "V", think cleavage, in your stars, it really wouldn't be very hard to rotary cut & piece half square triangles like the examples given on Quilter's Cache. If you want to paper piece it though, you'll definitely want to change the Y seams. Most, if not all, are in your background so if you use a solid or near solid background--it will still look like your design when finished.
Break the block into quarters and just work on one quarter at a time. A rough draft of what I came up with is below: Paper pieced Star in Star [ATTACH=CONFIG]176253[/ATTACH] |
Originally Posted by BKrenning
If you change the "V", think cleavage, in your stars, it really wouldn't be very hard to rotary cut & piece half square triangles like the examples given on Quilter's Cache. If you want to paper piece it though, you'll definitely want to change the Y seams. Most, if not all, are in your background so if you use a solid or near solid background--it will still look like your design when finished.
Break the block into quarters and just work on one quarter at a time. A rough draft of what I came up with is below: |
Originally Posted by Rachielou
I traced a pattern that I am going to attempt to paper piece. I've never done paper piecing before and now i'm looking at this very pretty pattern that I drew out but have no idea where to start. i got the pattern from a block book. The pic below is the pattern. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
[IMG]http://i1233.photobucket.com/albums/...T/26714b09.jpg[/IMG] http://www.cosman.nl/software_en.html |
OMG!! Thank you so much!!! BKrenning- thank you for taking the time to trace over that picture with the numbers. I'm going to make 2 blocks- one pp and one not and see which one I like better. I'll post up some pics soon! Thank you again everyone!
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