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I'm so in! I have 20 or so squares sewn but not cut, so this can be my motivation to get on it!
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I love pinwheels.........I'm in!
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I think even I can do this. I have a box full of 5" squares sooooooooooooooooooo guess I'm set if you all think that is an ok size to use.
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Nice to see all of you!
:-D Here are the directions I plan to follow: Missouri quilt company tutorial http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekYpJzHoW6E I am going to press and starch the blocks first because of the bias edges. I'll look for something for other methods for you. :-D |
Originally Posted by cindy4857
I think even I can do this. I have a box full of 5" squares sooooooooooooooooooo guess I'm set if you all think that is an ok size to use.
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I would love to join! Pinwheels are a favorite of mine and I have a huge pile of 1930's fabs that would love to be in another quilt.
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Originally Posted by debbieumphress
Sounds like fun.I love pinwheels. Guess we can post as we go too. I am getting my fabrics together this week. Yeahhhhhhhhhhh
Funny Post pictures anytime you want. We love pictures! |
Here's the other way to make pinwheels I mentioned.
http://quilting.about.com/od/quiltbl...heel_quilt.htm It does call for 4 7/8" blocks and I would use 5" blocks and trim them to 4 1/2" when done that step. Anyone know of other ways? Post it here. :-D |
Sounds like fun!!
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I'm in too. I make charity quilts and pinwheels always look great. Mine will be scrappy.
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