Never mind, I found it. Thanks again.

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The girl was very easy to do and it wouldn't be too much for a swap. It's just figuring out what embellishments!

I will try the foundation one. I have in mind to do a set of them out of the fabric for each quilt I do.

If politicians would work together as well as quilters our great country would be in much, much better shape. I appreciate every one's work toward getting these patterns together for those of us who are computer challenged. Thanks to one and all.

pittsburgpam if you split the boys pants at the crotch would it be easier?

I'm going to try a slight modification on the boy's pants. If I add a seam up the middle front I can sew the center triangle onto one leg then sew the other leg on. Hmmm... that sounds a bit like what foundation piecing would be. :lol:

They were fun to make and even though it took a long time it wasn't, "Dang, this takes a long time!" It was, "What can I put on next before I sew it together?"

Even if someone doesn't want to do a whole quilt, or even a wall hanging, I think they would be cute to do just one exquisite set, frame them, and hang them on-point. How about a wedding gift? A bride and groom and embroider the names on them with accents of the colors in the wedding. A birthday gift with a theme? So many possibilities.

Great minds think alike! I was just posting that it when the notice of your post came up. I PM'd that to BC yesterday when we discussed the set-in seams on the arms too.

These are sooooo adorable! I can't wait to give it a try!

Pam, can you post how to assemble the blocks please, I mean what pieces to sew in order.

Thanks

got the patterns, really cute thanks

BC and Pam, thanks so much for doing these blocks sew we can all play with them!
BC, what is the time difference between NZ and US?