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Came out nice!
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Looks great. So sad when the pattern directions aren't clear.
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Originally Posted by Julienm1
(Post 6850425)
Cool have to try this. Is it a 60* equilaterial triangle? was at JAs Sunday but forgot look for border fabric. Guess I have to go back, huh?
Create your own border fabric with strip piecing. |
Originally Posted by #1piecemaker
(Post 6850444)
Looking good! Where are the others?
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I too bought fabric and pattern at my local quilt store. Had to go back for help on cutting out the triangleAB part. Now to go try it. Yours are pretty. I also ordered the wine border fabric to make more so I had better like making them.
Originally Posted by Yellow Bird
(Post 6850407)
I purchased the triangle frenzy pattern. These are the first 5 - not impressed with the instructions. I would have hated to be a beginner and try to make it work.
I used some of my garage sale finds to make these - next time I will be creating my border fabrics. |
Did you see the tute I posted?
sandy |
Originally Posted by Sandygirl
(Post 6851336)
Did you see the tute I posted?
sandy Before I cut the AB piece I placed the ruler where I thought it should be and marked the edges...and then placed the triangles around it. It fit, so I cut. Having the instructions say the dimensions of the AB piece would have been helpful. |
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I have done several of these (actually more than several, I'm hooked!). Couldn't find border prints that I liked so I made my own. I did one with a vertical print that I cut 9.5" wide LOF, and added a 3.5" contrasting fabric, also LOF. (Red and Blue)
Then I tried WOF. A 3.5, 6.5, and 3.5 stripped together made a nice swirly pattern. You get 4 12-12.5" triangles out of the width of fabric, so you need 6 cuts WOF of each fabric to make the throw. (Orange, white, green Asian prints) |
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This is the Asian print one, before quilting.
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