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Here are photos of the block with the top strip I had to piece with 4 pieces (for a 8 1/2 in. strip).
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You did a great job, you cannot tell in the pictures!
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wow looks like its going to very pretty
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OK , So how did you do that so you don't see the seams :mrgreen:
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What beautiful blocks!!!
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Yeah, how did you do that?
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You lay the two pieces you want to join face up one on top of the other. You then cut them at a 60 degree angle. Then with the pieces, right sides together, match them up, kind of like a "V", and you'll have an ear on each side of it. Sew it with a 1/4 inch seam where the ear meets the fabric, and after stitched, trim the ears, turn over and press. Unless you have as large pattern to match, you'll have a hard time telling where it is. I did that last night and after putting it on my board and sleeping on it, I had to feel the blocks to see which one it was.
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Good job! I've been there before.
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Thank you for sharing this with us :D:D:D
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Very nice!
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Thanks for sharing the tip with us :thumbup:
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It just blends right in! Very nice.
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Gonna be gorgeous.
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Nice fix...love your blocks and design.
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Good job! and I love the quilt!
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Wow, that is like magic. Thanks for letting us know how to do it. By the way, your quilt is awesome.
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Very pretty, I love it!
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Very nice. I want to see it finished too! The colors are great.
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very nice!
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looks like an work of a artist! Very pretty!
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Beautiful
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I've had to do that before. Glad you have enough. You quilt is going to be beautiful!
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love all of your framed flowers.
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Lovely! See, no one will ever notice it, unless you point it out, so don't!! :-)
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Wow, that's really cool!
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cool, please do a tutorial to show us, thanks
Originally Posted by Sunflower Girl
You lay the two pieces you want to join face up one on top of the other. You then cut them at a 60 degree angle. Then with the pieces, right sides together, match them up, kind of like a "V", and you'll have an ear on each side of it. Sew it with a 1/4 inch seam where the ear meets the fabric, and after stitched, trim the ears, turn over and press. Unless you have as large pattern to match, you'll have a hard time telling where it is. I did that last night and after putting it on my board and sleeping on it, I had to feel the blocks to see which one it was.
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I just added a tutorial on this to the Tutorial log. Hope it helps someone!
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WOW, I gotta remember that one! Thanks
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