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Old 03-03-2011, 03:30 PM
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Patti: LOL...i am slow today. I didn't get that right away. "What's on second?" :mrgreen:
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Patti: LOL...i am slow today. I didn't get that right away. "What's on second?" :mrgreen:
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Doin' the happy dance, my fabric arrived in the mail. Now I can start my row.
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Doin' the happy dance, my fabric arrived in the mail. Now I can start my row.
i will do happy dance with you
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So, I wanted this row to be special. No rushing, no short cuts. I even went and bought one of those triangle templates to be as accurate as possible. Followed the directions on the template and sewed all the triangles together. Measured to square up and each and every one was 1/8 inch too small. GRRRRR. Went back and did it the old fashioned way. Almost a perfect 12 1/2 inch square. One down - 6 to go, and each one will be unique.

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Old 03-05-2011, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by cowpie2
So, I wanted this row to be special. No rushing, no short cuts. I even went and bought one of those triangle templates to be as accurate as possible. Followed the directions on the template and sewed all the triangles together. Measured to square up and each and every one was 1/8 inch too small. GRRRRR. Went back and did it the old fashioned way. Almost a perfect 12 1/2 inch square. One down - 6 to go, and each one will be unique.
And after looking at the photo - it is just like one my grandma would have made.
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Old 03-05-2011, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by cowpie2
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So, I wanted this row to be special. No rushing, no short cuts. I even went and bought one of those triangle templates to be as accurate as possible. Followed the directions on the template and sewed all the triangles together. Measured to square up and each and every one was 1/8 inch too small. GRRRRR. Went back and did it the old fashioned way. Almost a perfect 12 1/2 inch square. One down - 6 to go, and each one will be unique.
And after looking at the photo - it is just like one my grandma would have made.
i think it is wonderful...1/8 would have been fine...length is what counts and sometimes you can fudge an 1/8 :-D
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Beautiful block I have mine all cut out hope to get the row done this week.
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So, I wanted this row to be special. No rushing, no short cuts. I even went and bought one of those triangle templates to be as accurate as possible. Followed the directions on the template and sewed all the triangles together. Measured to square up and each and every one was 1/8 inch too small. GRRRRR. Went back and did it the old fashioned way. Almost a perfect 12 1/2 inch square. One down - 6 to go, and each one will be unique.
And after looking at the photo - it is just like one my grandma would have made.
i think it is wonderful...1/8 would have been fine...length is what counts and sometimes you can fudge an 1/8 :-D
It was off by 1/8 on each little square, I calculated by the time I assembled the whole thing would have been 11x11 instead of 12 1/2 by 12/ 1/2. Big difference for the whole role. I do fudge a little, but that would have been alot.
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It was off by 1/8 on each little square, I calculated by the time I assembled the whole thing would have been 11x11 instead of 12 1/2 by 12/ 1/2. Big difference for the whole role. I do fudge a little, but that would have been alot.
ohhhh...that makes sense then
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