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Some quilts I,ve been working on.
A 3 D pinwheel for my ggd for Easter [ATTACH=CONFIG]121708[/ATTACH] closup of pinwheels [ATTACH=CONFIG]121709[/ATTACH] deer quilt for my son [ATTACH=CONFIG]121710[/ATTACH] This one is sold already. [ATTACH=CONFIG]122117[/ATTACH] |
You have been busy. Love the Easter quilt:)
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awesome work!
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Great colors and quilting.
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Very nice quilts.
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great quilts
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Are the pinwheels hard to do?? I loooove them!
Nice quilts!! :D:D |
WTG all are perfect
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the pinwheels are easy to do.
Try this: cut out 4 background squares (whatever size you want) cut out 4 squares the same size in the fabric you want your pinwheel to be. place a background square right side faceing you and take a pinwheel block- fold it in half on the diagonal and place it --from corner to corner--right side of the fabric faceing you -onto the background fabric. depending on what way you want the pinwheel going--take the lower corner and fold it back to the edge of your block. I pin the corner to keep it in place while I sew the seam down in the next step. Then lay another background block -right side down and sandwitch the first square and the folded pinwheel. Sew down the side useing a quarter inch seam. Do 3 more -just the same and sew them together to make your block. Just make sure that all 4 blocks are going the same way. It sounds complicated but really isn,t. It took me 3 days to cut-sew -quilt and bind the quilt up. I didn,t even have a pattern. Just did the block up to see what they would look like and ran with it . glad you liked it and hope these directions are easy for you to follow. |
Beautiful work!
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