lazyquilter

This is called the Faux Braid pattern,. It appears that even I can do it. Where I found it, I don't have a clue. I know I had done a search on our message board, but when I went back I couldn't find this one. So here it is, I'd like thoughts on it also is this the pattern that one of the quilters mentioned that she liked the "lazy way" and her way seemed like this one?

Thanks for letting me be here... it feels good to have a non-veral conversation with others that don't have 4 legs. I may have to change that, my one Bichon, the littlest one can just about talk and that's scary as I am begining to understand him...

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so sorry but had to delete the attachment. copyright protected.

here's a link to the pattern at the website. you can download from there instead. :-)

http://quiltbug.com/PDF/demofauxbraid.pdf

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trueimage

The bottom of the pattern says quiltbug. That's probably where you found it. Looks easy! I wanna try it!

nlgh

I don't have a picture on my computer. ???? Having some problems cropping up occasionally, maybe that's the reason.

trueimage

click where it says 'download' in blue below her post.

littlehud

I'm going to have to try that one.

EasyPeezy

You might want to try it with some scraps first and see if you like it.

This one sounds easier to me:
http://reannalilydesigns.blogspot.co...-tutorial.html

lazyquilter

This one sounds easier to me! Heck, it says freebies, of course we're all going to try it. And thank you for finding it. There are some really neat things that we seem to be able to toss up in the air and see what lands... I'm learning something new every day. Now if I could remember the art of house keeping I might be able to find the rest of my stash...

Have a great evening.

wvdek

Is there an art to housekeeping? Guess I forgot about that part of my duties.

I saved this in Fav's for a later date. Looks easier than I thought to do one.

Thanks.