It looks good to me.
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I love it the way it is with 13!!!!
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Originally Posted by Latrinka
No, never have, my dresden's have 20. That one sure is beautiful, tho!
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Originally Posted by butterflywing
if you think you'll be using it over and over, then get the ruler. but remember the ruler comes in all *'s. so, if you want one that makes a 12-part plate, that's one ruler. if you want to change to a 10-part plate, that's a different one. and so on. it can get pricey.
so, here's what you can do for free. draw an oversized circle. find the exact center. it has to be precise. the best thing to do is to draw the circle with a compass. that gives you a perfect circle and the exact center (the hole). draw a line through the circle passing right through the hole, using a fine-line pen or pencil. measuring with a 90* square, mark another line through the circle, right through the center. you should have 2 lines forming a cross, with the ends going straight out the circle. now, carefully, measure off 2 dots on the circumference of the circle between the cross lines. draw lines from the center 'hole' to the outside 'dots'. that will give you 3 segments that will each be the same exact size. if you do that in each quarter of the circle, you will end up with 12 segments, all equal in size. using the same method, you can divide the circle into any number of sections. remember to add seam allowances. trace and recut in mylar. to my way of thinking, it allows changes in the number of petals you might want to use in other projects, depending on how many fabrics you want to showcase. Rebeccalr...love your dresden plate just the way it is. It's beautiful. |
QUICK !! GET THAT COPYRIGHTED !! I LIKE IT
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Looks just fine to me. Why change it?
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Me three!. If it lays flat, it's a keeper!
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It looks great. Bakers dozen.
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It looks great. Bakers dozen.
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I think it looks fantastic!
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It works and it looks good. I would have never considered counting it when I looked at it.
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Use a piece of plastic to cut out a template. This piece looks nice the way it is.
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