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i do all of my tumbling blocks by hand- y-seams and all-
visit paperpieces.com to see them- they also offer FREE design sheets you can print off ==then you use colored pencils to color the sheets and design your quilts. :thumbup: |
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Glad I could help a little. :) I got confused too at first, because the names are so close.
This is the Tumbler close up. No Y seams [ATTACH=CONFIG]208249[/ATTACH] My Tumbler table topper. This isn't the tumbling blocks like ckcowl posted. [ATTACH=CONFIG]208250[/ATTACH] Sunflower table topper in the Tumbler pattern [ATTACH=CONFIG]208254[/ATTACH] Fall Paisley Tumbler - Table runner. [ATTACH=CONFIG]208255[/ATTACH] |
How fun!
I like them both! |
Originally Posted by ckcowl
i do all of my tumbling blocks by hand- y-seams and all-
visit paperpieces.com to see them- they also offer FREE design sheets you can print off ==then you use colored pencils to color the sheets and design your quilts. :thumbup: |
I think some of the old tumblers did have Y seams. These newer ones are cut in 1/2 tumblers and can be sewn in strips :D:D:D
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sorry- i misread- thought tumbling blocks- not tumblers...no y seams for that one--well you could-but ...
i think i should try a tumbler next. |
I use the Tumbler die for my Go more than any other one. I cut all my larger scraps into tumblers. I need to get the smaller size tumbler die for the small scrap pieces. It's so quick to sew a tumbler quilt and fun making all different layouts.
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