Ringo's Sister
03-22-2018, 02:36 PM
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Yes the back was a striped sheet, I cut it like the Missouri Star quartered square triangle. basically 4 strips wof (I think I did 10 inches b/c it worked for the size of the fabric), cut the 4 layered strips into squares (so for this 10 inches) then cut each diagonal and sew each stack of 90 degree triangles back into squares. Half your squares will be concentric stripes and half will be the other shape. Arrange them in "checker board" layout and violla.
Originally Posted by cindyb
So you say this is your first curved border? Then you have to go over the top and make it double. Brave - but you knocked it out of the park.
You used a striped sheet on the back? What pattern did you use to cut it into those interesting squares? Is it a disappearing pattern?
You used a striped sheet on the back? What pattern did you use to cut it into those interesting squares? Is it a disappearing pattern?
03-22-2018, 02:40 PM
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Here is her tutorial a much more thorough explanation! lol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8xgM1H2X18
Originally Posted by cindyb
So you say this is your first curved border? Then you have to go over the top and make it double. Brave - but you knocked it out of the park.
You used a striped sheet on the back? What pattern did you use to cut it into those interesting squares? Is it a disappearing pattern?
You used a striped sheet on the back? What pattern did you use to cut it into those interesting squares? Is it a disappearing pattern?
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