Queen batik Compass (not Mariner's)
02-24-2016, 12:02 PM
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I appreciate very much the kind comments. And I have written Ms. Freiburger to thank her for sharing her original design, and to tell her that it has been paid many compliments by this talented group of quilters.
Geri B, the templates are in the magazine, to be traced onto plastic. Dark fabrics, two templates; light fabrics, three. For the center snowball of the block, measurements are given for rotary cut squares.
It really was one of the most enjoyable quilts I've ever made.
Daffy
Geri B, the templates are in the magazine, to be traced onto plastic. Dark fabrics, two templates; light fabrics, three. For the center snowball of the block, measurements are given for rotary cut squares.
It really was one of the most enjoyable quilts I've ever made.
Daffy
02-25-2016, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Daffy Daphne
I appreciate very much the kind comments. And I have written Ms. Freiburger to thank her for sharing her original design, and to tell her that it has been paid many compliments by this talented group of quilters.
Geri B, the templates are in the magazine, to be traced onto plastic. Dark fabrics, two templates; light fabrics, three. For the center snowball of the block, measurements are given for rotary cut squares.
It really was one of the most enjoyable quilts I've ever made.
Daffy
Geri B, the templates are in the magazine, to be traced onto plastic. Dark fabrics, two templates; light fabrics, three. For the center snowball of the block, measurements are given for rotary cut squares.
It really was one of the most enjoyable quilts I've ever made.
Daffy
Yes! I do have that mag...will read the instructions today.....here's a giggle..it was actually found in the first stack of mags...usually what I'm looking for is in the last one! I really have to thin them out!
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