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Old 02-06-2014, 06:01 AM
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to LIZZY, to make pinwheels the normal way, make 4 HST and sew them together to form the starting pinwheel.
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Very pretty quilt..
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Great quilt.
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Gorgeous! Love it!
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Old 02-06-2014, 08:13 AM
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Am I the only "wet blanket"? I feel I am a somewhat seasoned quilter and thought I could handle the bias edges. I did not find them easy to handle and having cut fabric for pinwheel for 15 blocks, I did not want to abandon the project, so I continued, carefully cutting, sewing and pressing. Using an alternate block between and completing the top, I laid it out for sandwiching, pinning and finally FMQ. The pinwheel block will not lay flat. What a mess!

All this to say, I will use the old method of preparing the center pinwheel, HST, etc the next time. I love Jenny and her tutes, but will not use her method for the block again.

Has anyone else had any similar problems?
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It's beautiful.
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Old 02-06-2014, 09:44 AM
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Love this tutorial and your quilt is beautiful.
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Old 02-06-2014, 09:45 AM
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Am I the only "wet blanket"? I feel I am a somewhat seasoned quilter and thought I could handle the bias edges. I did not find them easy to handle and having cut fabric for pinwheel for 15 blocks, I did not want to abandon the project, so I continued, carefully cutting, sewing and pressing. Using an alternate block between and completing the top, I laid it out for sandwiching, pinning and finally FMQ. The pinwheel block will not lay flat. What a m

All this to say, I will use the old method of preparing the center pinwheel, HST, etc the next time. I love Jenny and her tutes, but will not use her method for the block again.

Has anyone else had any similar problems?
yes i have, what a mess. if you notice jenny doesn't sew finished block together on camera

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I like that pattern - what a great quilt - I hope it makes money for the kids.
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Really pretty.
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