system of numbering quilt blocks
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This My way: When I retired I had Lots of Bandage/wound care supplies from my work. I decovered That the Paper Tape Will stick to the Fabric, Won't come off,Won't leave a sticky mess,and I have even Wash it One time and IT was Still there! and Still No problem!! ALL I do IS Wright the INFO on the TAPE with Sharpe BEFORE You PUT It on the Fabric and Your Good to go!! Label your blocks say: this block A-1 and stack that row all up atogether, next row; B-2 stack all them up and so on.....
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Awhile back someone posted a link to a webpage where there was a page you could print out so you could number your quilt blocks for assembly.
I think it was A1, A2,.. or 1A, 1B...
Then it went to second row...
Hopefully someone bookmarked it... I have tried search area but can't locate it and need to get the blocks off the guest bed.
Thanks.
I think it was A1, A2,.. or 1A, 1B...
Then it went to second row...
Hopefully someone bookmarked it... I have tried search area but can't locate it and need to get the blocks off the guest bed.
Thanks.
#34
Awhile back someone posted a link to a webpage where there was a page you could print out so you could number your quilt blocks for assembly.
I think it was A1, A2,.. or 1A, 1B...
Then it went to second row...
Hopefully someone bookmarked it... I have tried search area but can't locate it and need to get the blocks off the guest bed.
Thanks.
I think it was A1, A2,.. or 1A, 1B...
Then it went to second row...
Hopefully someone bookmarked it... I have tried search area but can't locate it and need to get the blocks off the guest bed.
Thanks.
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Here is an idea that may help with those little laminated tags...instead of punching one hole and having to use a safety pin, punch two holes (use a smaller-hole craft punch if you happen to have one) and insert a straight pin down in one hole, up in the next. That way you don't have to fiddle around with opening and closing those safety pins.
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That's such a good idea! I wish I were that organized & had my stuff together so well! It would sure save me time in the long run.
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