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Old 06-15-2014, 10:11 PM
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I just finished making two blocks using my 2" grid. How fast and easy it is to make and sew. I'm a happy camper right now.
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very nice. Can't wait to see it finished.
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Can you explain how that was done?Is that the fusable grid?
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nicely done... the corners meet perfectly!
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Please explain what this process you are talking about really is. Did you use a fusible marked 2" grid and if so, why does it not show on the back side photo? If it is a the fusible grid, does it wash off after sewing? Not understanding what your process was. Nice looking blocks, for sure.
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Looking good.
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yes the grid makes things go quickly


lots of colour in your blocks
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Hey, you did well! I tried that grid and it didn't fuse well at all. i gave up.
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I have made the mondo bag and midi bags using the fusible interfacing. They turned out nice.
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Looks fantastic! I just finished my postage stamp top using 1.5" squares. It looks good on the front, but don't ask me to see the back.
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