My first block
03-30-2010, 06:49 PM
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I am so encouraged by the responce, thank you.
From my experience making this block, I can say that it was made easy by having accurate pieces (no variances) stitching with a straight line (assisted by using a Machine Sewing Guide, Westalee Design), keeping a perfect scant quarter and pressing, not ironing, as instructed. My wife has been quilting for more than 30 years and she is a very good tutor
From my experience making this block, I can say that it was made easy by having accurate pieces (no variances) stitching with a straight line (assisted by using a Machine Sewing Guide, Westalee Design), keeping a perfect scant quarter and pressing, not ironing, as instructed. My wife has been quilting for more than 30 years and she is a very good tutor
03-31-2010, 02:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Bill
This is my first block (12" x 12")
I had a very good teacher (my wife) Using my wifes new template set and following the instructions to the letter, I managed to get a good result. I admit I had to unpick some stitching a couple of times but I was happy with the points.
It took me around an hour to finish.
Bill
I had a very good teacher (my wife) Using my wifes new template set and following the instructions to the letter, I managed to get a good result. I admit I had to unpick some stitching a couple of times but I was happy with the points.
It took me around an hour to finish.
Bill
Hearty congratulations and my highest respect for your talent.
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