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Originally Posted by kathy
i do the right side and the bottom on each block as if it was part of the block, on the outside pieces i do 3-4 sides, (4 for the corners) then i don't have any long pieces to deal with
After I have made my blocks and arranged them on the design wall, I add the sashing to one block at a time. This is how I figure the amount of sashing. |
Originally Posted by Glassquilt
Originally Posted by kathy
i do the right side and the bottom on each block as if it was part of the block, on the outside pieces i do 3-4 sides, (4 for the corners) then i don't have any long pieces to deal with
After I have made my blocks and arranged them on the design wall, I add the sashing to one block at a time. This is how I figure the amount of sashing. |
I prefer using cornerstones, myself.
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I've done it both ways
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For those who prefer using cornerstones- for ease of construction, for looks, or both?
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Glassquilt, thank you for your graphics. really like your avatar, too.
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I like adding cornerstones to my sashing...it makes it easier and adds flair
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I add the short strips to the rows going across the quilt and add the long strips to the columns going down.
Adding borders, I do the sides first and then top and bottom! peace :D |
I think cornerstones can add interest to a quilt.
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Originally Posted by feffertim
I prefer to do the width, but it's really up to you.
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