Storm at Sea
01-25-2015, 02:35 PM
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Storm at Sea
Hi Guys,
Has anybody made a quilt using this pattern.... How did you do it?
I have started doing a paper pieced pattern to see if this is a good way, only done one part of the block (time constraints today)... But I thout I would ask if anybody out there has any better ideas.
I am thinking of buying the accuquilt triangle in a square die, but that only makes part of the block!!!!
Any ideas????
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Caroline
Has anybody made a quilt using this pattern.... How did you do it?
I have started doing a paper pieced pattern to see if this is a good way, only done one part of the block (time constraints today)... But I thout I would ask if anybody out there has any better ideas.
I am thinking of buying the accuquilt triangle in a square die, but that only makes part of the block!!!!
Any ideas????
hugs
Caroline
01-25-2015, 02:54 PM
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I've made this twice and paper pieced both times. I found the bias edges of the triangles didn't distort and matching all the points was easier. If I do another one (love this pattern) I'd definitely pp it.
01-25-2015, 03:04 PM
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I made this one and the pieces with the long pieces that tip mirrors the other blcoks I finally did make them from PPing to achieve a better accuracy. The quilt is now pieced but still needs the borders sewn on.
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01-25-2015, 03:15 PM
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Go for it!
My first official quilt was a storm at sea just done from patches. This was before someone told me it was supposed to be an advanced quilt.
I thought it was fun and interesting to put together. Also used larger blocks 18" I think.
Was a wedding quilt for my son & his wife.
I thought it was fun and interesting to put together. Also used larger blocks 18" I think.
Was a wedding quilt for my son & his wife.
01-25-2015, 03:18 PM
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This is beautiful. Wanting to do one for my son in red and black.
Originally Posted by SuzzyQ
My first official quilt was a storm at sea just done from patches. This was before someone told me it was supposed to be an advanced quilt.
I thought it was fun and interesting to put together. Also used larger blocks 18" I think.
Was a wedding quilt for my son & his wife.
I thought it was fun and interesting to put together. Also used larger blocks 18" I think.
Was a wedding quilt for my son & his wife.
01-25-2015, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by SuzzyQ
My first official quilt was a storm at sea just done from patches. This was before someone told me it was supposed to be an advanced quilt.
I thought it was fun and interesting to put together. Also used larger blocks 18" I think.
Was a wedding quilt for my son & his wife.
I thought it was fun and interesting to put together. Also used larger blocks 18" I think.
Was a wedding quilt for my son & his wife.
01-25-2015, 05:23 PM
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Here's my SAS variation .... I pieced it in the fall, and finished quilting it during the holidays.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...s-t259838.html
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...s-t259838.html
01-25-2015, 05:24 PM
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Thanks guys.... Especially Gmasandee ...... I paper pieced the little square in square and that came out well, but it is the waste of fabric I am concerned about with the diamond block.... Any tips regarding cutting etc appreciated.
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Caroline
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Caroline
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