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Are you talking about the templates? I'm pretty sure you can buy the kit at Joann's, use your 40% off coupon and it's pretty reasonable, about $20 I think.

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Originally Posted by amma

There is the foundation interfacing too :D:D:D

That's a great idea. I've not done a wedding ring, but hear it's a challenging one. Oh, how beautiful they are though.
I will make one someday...ah huh.

You can get the book and the templates for $24.95 at this website:
http://www.kayewood.com/category/Rulers_Templates/c48

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Originally Posted by LaurieE

You can get the book and the templates for $24.95 at this website:
http://www.kayewood.com/category/Rulers_Templates/c48

$15.00 on Amazon.

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If anyone has the thngy to make the wedding ring quilt to sell reasonable I would love to have it. My sone and his wife just celebrated their 15th anniversary and she said that is what she wants.

Are you talking about the Cheryl Phillips rulers?

I looked them up and I could use these.

I made a wall hanging with the ruler and it was pretty easy. I have one but don't think I want to sell it. I have seen the set, with book and ruler on Ebay and Amazon. Good luck.

Here are some on Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listi...condition=used

Gee. I ordered mine from Cheryl, and made my daughters wedding ring quilt. but I don't want to sell the ruler or the book. However I wish I could have purchased it for the price of the one on Amazon. I paid $40.00 for mine about 4 yrs. ago. If you buy from Amazon, or anyone else, be sure the ruler is with the book as it is a must as far as I am concerned.

Quilt on a day also has a book that makes it super simple- also PatriceJ here has a tute :thumbup:

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-4260-1.htm

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Originally Posted by Betty K

If you're not in a great rush, I designed a paper pieced pattern for a DWR with 24" true circles. We used it for our church raffle quilt. I need to dig it out & at the moment I'm up to my eyeballs in decorations getting ready for a dinner party for 30 on the 4th. After that I can relax & think where I filed it & I'd be happy to send you a copy.

I would appreciate that. I am going to make it next year for my dil.