What are the names of these blocks?
04-17-2017, 11:09 AM
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Hi Jenbro -- The finished block is 8.5 inches by 8.5 inches (well, most of them are). Give your brother a big hug!
Thanks again!
Laura
Thanks again!
Laura
Originally Posted by jenbro
Laura in Montreal, if you can give me the finished size of a block in The Magic Blanket Quilt my brother says that he will be able to draw the templates for you.
Hugs, Jen
Hugs, Jen
04-17-2017, 11:24 AM
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This is it, Peckish! Well done, and thank you!
Originally Posted by Peckish
I took a shot at it in EQ, what do you guys think?
[ATTACH=CONFIG]571607[/ATTACH]
Here's the block.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]571608[/ATTACH]
Paper-piecing would probably be best; it has some odd angles.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]571607[/ATTACH]
Here's the block.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]571608[/ATTACH]
Paper-piecing would probably be best; it has some odd angles.
Glad I could help!
04-17-2017, 05:38 PM
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I am always amazed at what you all do in EQ. This is a great pattern. I have a slightly different vision of the larger piece that I would call a kite. To me it looks like the two short angles are equal on each side and the point is at the center of the intersecting seam. This is just an observation. I think what everyone did to create this is fabulous. I wish I knew EQ.
I am old school and will draw it out on graph paper. Thanks so much for all the work everyone put into this beauty.
peace
I am old school and will draw it out on graph paper. Thanks so much for all the work everyone put into this beauty.
peace
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