Sudoku Lap Quilt
10-22-2009, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by k3n
You pin one each of your nine squares to a numbered piece of paper, then mark a sodoku grid with letters, check out the link to the tute I posted http://www.slideshare.net/rhodylady/...p-instructions It's really easy to follow. :D I labelled each block as I finished in the top left hand corner each time to be sure I got it the right way up, then put it in position on the design wall; but I STILL kept checking and double checking as I was joining the blocks together that the columns and rows only had one of each colour. :shock: :lol:
10-22-2009, 10:14 AM
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How cool is that? We did the Suduko quilt as a program with our quilt group. They all turned out so nice and each is very different. I like the sashing you put around each of your 9 patch blocks. Can't see the quilted "Suduko" with my old eyes but how creative you are. Thanks so much for sharing. Your quilt is lovely and I'm sure your friend will cherish it.
10-22-2009, 10:52 AM
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This is so funny! I just got in the mail a while back a pattern for a sudoku quilt. i never understood how to do those crazy puzzles-probably still cant,but it makes more sense to me after seeing the quilt pattern. your quilt is very cool and your friend will love it.
10-22-2009, 11:46 AM
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So cool, I have this same pattern...My nine squares I plan to use Batiks, I have it all bought and ready to cut. The Guild I belong to is having a sew in the weekend of opening of rifle deer season and i plan to make it then as a gift for my mother in law for Christmas. I like your version of colors, very nice!!! I'll post a picture when I get mine done :mrgreen:
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