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Looks a lot like Bonnie Hunter's Spider web. She did one called a Serpentine. Just a matter of how you place/arrange the blocks. Looks great!!
Originally Posted by spartan quilter
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I can't really say where the idea came from. I had the kite idea, probably from the periwinkle pattern, but all these strips of scraps, so I just started playing with 2 blocks and liked how they came out. Problem is that I still have a lot of scraps left. Must dream up something else now. Thanks to all for the great comments
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Nicely done. I have this quilt on my bucket list.
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Originally Posted by Brenda
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Do you remove the dryer sheets at some point??? If so, how difficult is it. What is the name of the pattern? Looks like
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Originally Posted by spartan quilter
(Post 7133358)
i sort of adjusted the periwinkle pattern and, no, I did not remove the sheets. I used school glue to set the yellow kite into the corner on the 6 1/4 square of dryer sheet, and then just sewed 3/4 to 1 1/4 inch strips alternating sides then squared at 6 inches. On the periwinkle quilt, which is pp, the kite is set into the point of the triangle, thus ending up with a spider effect. Hope that makes an understandable explanation
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I'm glad the dryer sheets worked for you, great way to recycle and your quilt is beautiful.
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The yellow really ties all the other colors together, love it!!!
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Looks really nice! I've had this type (star) in mind for a while -- just need to do it. Hope it turns out as well as yours did!
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Very pretty! Love the scrappy
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Originally Posted by wendiq
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I guess I'm being a total dolt, but I can't figure out how you did this.....would you consider a basic tutorial? I believe there are enough of us here that would be interested......:)
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Beautiful quilt! Thanks for posting. I, too, would love to see a tutorial.
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