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ooh, now I want to try those 3d geese. thanks for the link. my favorite to make is anything wonky or improv, because it hides any mistakes!
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I love making Log Cabin blocks. The four-at-a-time Flying Geese are a close second.
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Originally Posted by Julienm1
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Mine is flying geese, regular and 3/D sometimes called One Seam Flying geese.
I've attached a link for instructions and cutting chart for different sizes. Can't wait to see what you guys like to make. https://www.generations-quilt-patter...ilt-block.html Oh, forgot to say I sew the sides down to make curved edges. The sides are on the bias so they curve and behave quite nicely...lol |
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My favorite quilt pattern is the kaleidoscope quilt pattern that I designed from a picture on a magazine cover. Every finished block is a surprise! Before that, I just cut squares and resewed them together. I know, crazy! Never tried to follow another's pattern, but I haven't been quilting that long.
Today, I started a modified kaleidoscope quilt using my new drunkard's path template. I'm gonna try to sew the 4 pieces required for DP into them same circle as my 8 piece kaleidoscope blocks--using stripes! Here's my rough sketch pattern and a "rusty" example.. BTW..could ya'll please post pictures so I don't have to keep Googling what you're talking about. I'm inexperienced. |
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My favorite is the 'stack and whack'...better known as a kaleidoscope....so much can be done with them....
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I love making almost any type of star. Sawtooth Stars are a particular favorite. I use Deb Tucker tools for all of my sub-units (TIS, FG, HST, SIS) and that gives me a really good finish.
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I like pinwheels, any size will do.
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Monkey Wrench, if I have to pick one!
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Favorites are the good old HST (half square triangle) and a close second is the economy block. Can't seem to make and create with enough of them.
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First would have to be Log Cabins (regular or "wonky"), then Pineapple, and then Crazy Quilt.
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