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alikigirl 05-24-2018 05:55 AM

Is there a name for this method?
 
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I want to make a square look rounded. To me it is a variation on the snowball block. You take your small corner square, fold it in half on the diagional, place it on a corner of the block and sew the raw edges to the block using less than a quarter inch seam. Then once the quilt block is attached to other blocks, you turn the folded bias edge of that corner square back and topstitch it down (like a cathedral window).

I am trying to decide what size corner squares to use, and wanted to google for ideas, but I can not find anything. I have tried searching for folded corners, rounded corners. I did find one site calling them cheater curves, but no tips on creating them.

These pictures are from a block I used it on before. I would appreciate any info anyone has on this method.

Georgia

Tartan 05-24-2018 06:11 AM

I think the oringal author of the technique called it the 5 minute block and she has YouTube videos.

cjsews 05-24-2018 06:29 AM

Annette Orneales has patterns based on this technique called pealed back

Onebyone 05-24-2018 06:33 AM

This method is used in the cathedral window patterns.

QuiltnNan 05-24-2018 06:56 AM

i don't know the exact name, but the previous names all sound good. Love your ship in a bottle.

IceLeopard 05-24-2018 10:17 AM

I can't help with the name, but it's a cool technique! Drunkard's Path, or Tea Leaf quilts would be a good use for it.

alikigirl 05-24-2018 11:33 AM


Originally Posted by cjsews (Post 8063864)
Annette Orneales has patterns based on this technique called pealed back

This looks very interesting. Thanks for the name.

alikigirl 05-24-2018 11:34 AM


Originally Posted by Tartan (Post 8063852)
I think the oringal author of the technique called it the 5 minute block and she has YouTube videos.

I have done the 5 minute blocks, and it is pretty much the same technique. Thanks.

nativetexan 05-24-2018 01:59 PM

10 minute block when doing four on squares. looks great. http://karenscreations.blogspot.com/2014/

Pat M. 05-24-2018 02:43 PM

You take a square and fold on diagonal, place where you want in a corner, after you have sewn to another square, etc. fold back the square on the bias. Stitch down.

Kassaundra 05-24-2018 03:07 PM

I don't know the name, I have used it to make dragon flies and turtles, and wish I had thought of it when I made a ship in the bottle block.

liking quilting 05-24-2018 03:43 PM

Love thar "quilter's ship."

DJ 05-24-2018 04:27 PM

Great block!

quiltedsunshine 05-24-2018 08:05 PM

The Mexican Star Quilt is what I know it from. Here's a link with pictures. http://quiltingdigest.com/mexican-star-quilt/

BettyM 05-25-2018 05:36 AM

I just saw a Jennie Doane tutorial that used this in a fish themed quilt.

gmcsewer 05-25-2018 08:32 AM

mexican star
 

Originally Posted by quiltedsunshine (Post 8064205)
The Mexican Star Quilt is what I know it from. Here's a link with pictures. http://quiltingdigest.com/mexican-star-quilt/

Hope Ican duplicate it. it is beautiful

sJens 05-26-2018 01:16 PM

Can't offer any help but love your bottle block.

Conchalea 05-27-2018 05:45 AM


Originally Posted by BettyM (Post 8064344)
I just saw a Jennie Doane tutorial that used this in a fish themed quilt.

I saw that tutorial earlier this week-she called her quilt “Summer School”. She may say the name of the technique in the video, but I don’t recall that


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