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I used 4 and 1/2 in squares with 3 in squares I wanted to have more color showing. you can do it in any size you want to do them in.the larger your small squares are , the less of the large square will show. Does that make sense?
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Yes, it does make sense. Actually, if you decide to make another one, LMK. I have some 5" and 6" squares I can send you to add to your quilt. Thanks for your help.
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Originally Posted by burnsk
Yes, it does make sense. Actually, if you decide to make another one, LMK. I have some 5" and 6" squares I can send you to add to your quilt. Thanks for your help.
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NInnie, it was really hard to match up the four triangles on the blocks into squares for this beginner.
How would you quilt it by hand? I mean what typr of pattern would you go with? panda |
Originally Posted by youme
NInnie, it was really hard to match up the four triangles on the blocks into squares for this beginner.
How would you quilt it by hand? I mean what typr of pattern would you go with? panda Also, I have to pin all of those points to get them to be straight and even. Pinning is the only way I know how to do it. :D :D |
I like that quilt - great border - really perfect for it.
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Exquisite !!!!!!! What a way to use us scraps !!!! A winner !!!!
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Originally Posted by ranger
That's going to be great!! The muslin makes the scrappies look like beautiful jewels.
I hope you don't mind me asking for tips on how to do the scrappy corners. I use this method to make snowball blocks. No matter how careful I am to mark the diagonal line and sew on it, the corner pieces are sometimes' off '--a bit too small or a bit too big.. Do you have any tricks for making sure they are accurate? Hope I explained it clearly enough. ranger |
I'm not sure what you mean. Could you explain a bit further?
Thanks. |
Originally Posted by ranger
I'm not sure what you mean. Could you explain a bit further?
Thanks. |
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