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Here are a few more. They are addictive. LOL
Pentagon and triangle using her design with pentagon and background fabric the same. [ATTACH=CONFIG]4820[/ATTACH] I call this one zig zag [ATTACH=CONFIG]7428[/ATTACH] Tumbling blockss, this was an excellant seller [ATTACH=CONFIG]7443[/ATTACH] |
They look great. Love the colors.
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Do you handstitch these? They look like a great project, I remember she had a picture on her site with a note that she'd made them with children.
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I do handstitch them. I have to have something to do while I am sitting with my hubby listening to books on tape. He is blind and gets lonesome if I am always at my sewing machine and the balls are easy to work on either at home or in Dr. offices where we are an awful lot of the time. They also use up a lot of the scrapes from the community quilts that I have been making at home. This would be a good project for kids as it is a good way to teach them to handsew and the simple balls like the total pentagon or the flower ball are almost no brainners. All of them can be sewn with the machine. I have made a few that way too but enjoy handwork on these tiny pieces.
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where did you get the pattern for this idea?
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My quilt guild had Jenny Beyer's book: Patchwork Puzzle Balls. It has quite a few different patterns. Really lots of fun.
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http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/cr_quilting_instructions/article/0,,HGTV_3302_3869211,00.html
Jenny beyer gave permission to have it posted here is the video :D |
Those are so cute! Babies will adore them. They look hard to make.
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