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Originally Posted by k3n
Originally Posted by jbsstrawberry
Absolutely awesome!! Watched the tutorial last night can't wait to try it!! Looks Simple...gotta love simple!! And your's turned out just beautifully!!
That's why I hang with y'all you know things :lol: Welllll of course that too! LMBO |
Looks great. I have to try that.
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Love your blocks.
I just made some Christmas ones too. |
Love your squares. Cant wait to try it. |
Cool, looks like you can do alot with that!
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I am in awe of how fast this technique is. I spent the day in a hospital waiting room all day while hubby had a minor procedure done, (he is doing great), so only had about 1/2 hour in the sewing room when we got home before my hips gave out. (Love my heating pad!!!!) I have blocks done for 3 runners!! I have Wednesday off work, so I should be able to get them finished then.
If you have tried this yet, you are going to love it when you do!!! Patti |
really neat---I am going to have to try this out!!
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Originally Posted by MollieSue
Wow, Pattie, I love those!!!! :D :D
I just hunted up the tutorial (thank you, Burnsk!!), and am going to give it a try!!! Thanks so much for sharing them!! Here's the link, Ms Grace! http://blog.missouriquiltco.com/2009...tally-tubular/ Thanks for the link. This looks great! :D |
I just learned this technique at the Shawnee State Park Retreat in Ohio! We cut five 1 3/4" strips of dark to light and attached them to a dark (instructor used black making an Amish block.) After cutting the 45 degree angles, we ended up with 9" Roman stripe blocks for our quilt. The opposing color blocks (which were not used in the quilt) could be used for a wall hanging, table runner or lap quilt. Great technique!
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Ragann I like the sound of that! Oh, now I have to try that too! :shock: :lol:
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