2021 Old School BOM Discussion and Photos
#296
This month it's another 'sign up to a newsletter' to get the pattern. I don't want to do that, so I guess I'll just make the pattern myself. I don't want to sew a folded triangle to make a real pocket to put something in-- although from her picture, it looks like she just meant a fussy cut fabric for one triangle that appears to be something in the pocket. I think it's a cute block. Quite large pieces for a 12" block, and the 4patch idea with 6" blocks will be quite small pieces.
This might be helpful: https://www.quilterscache.com/S/Squa...uareBlock.html
If anyone wants to do the math for cutting directions, please post! I will probably just graph it out.
This is the link today, but after her next post you will probably need to search her blog for the page. https://kidgiddy.blogspot.com/
This might be helpful: https://www.quilterscache.com/S/Squa...uareBlock.html
If anyone wants to do the math for cutting directions, please post! I will probably just graph it out.
This is the link today, but after her next post you will probably need to search her blog for the page. https://kidgiddy.blogspot.com/
#297
Super Member
Join Date: May 2013
Location: Ballwin, MO
Posts: 4,256
I don't really mind having to sign up for things to get a pattern, but I wasn't able to access this months pattern even after signing up. I ended up at an error page. Has this happened to anyone else?
#298
Super Member
Join Date: May 2013
Location: Ballwin, MO
Posts: 4,256
Okay, I get it now. The link to the pattern comes to your email address after you sign up.
One can easily unsubscribe to any newsletter anytime, so that's why I don't find it a big deal to sign up. I don't begrudge the designers trying to promote themselves through this BOM (that is probably why most of them signed up in the first place).
One can easily unsubscribe to any newsletter anytime, so that's why I don't find it a big deal to sign up. I don't begrudge the designers trying to promote themselves through this BOM (that is probably why most of them signed up in the first place).
#299
Joe'smom, I got the pattern today and what I found looking at the PDF is that you have to do the math to know what size to cut the triangles and squares. That is a first for me in a long time -- seeing a pattern drawn out like the old days when I first started sewing my clothes using Simplicity Patterns. Anyone remember those days?!