Playing with HST, and making Buggy Wheels
06-27-2010, 04:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Ninnie
Originally Posted by Rachelcb80
Wow! Lots of time with the rotary cutter on this one!!! Great job and love the scrappy look!
In this last picture you posted, is the block in the middle at the bottom sewn together? It looks like the HST aren't turned correctly in one of the rows. There's so many triangles though, my eyes may be playing tricks on me!
In this last picture you posted, is the block in the middle at the bottom sewn together? It looks like the HST aren't turned correctly in one of the rows. There's so many triangles though, my eyes may be playing tricks on me!
06-27-2010, 04:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Rachelcb80
Originally Posted by Ninnie
Originally Posted by Rachelcb80
Wow! Lots of time with the rotary cutter on this one!!! Great job and love the scrappy look!
In this last picture you posted, is the block in the middle at the bottom sewn together? It looks like the HST aren't turned correctly in one of the rows. There's so many triangles though, my eyes may be playing tricks on me!
In this last picture you posted, is the block in the middle at the bottom sewn together? It looks like the HST aren't turned correctly in one of the rows. There's so many triangles though, my eyes may be playing tricks on me!
Now I will have to look through the stack until I find it.
I guess I have been looking at them too long.
also, this is why a camera comes in so handy, you can study your work, and see how it really looks
Thank you so much for showing me,
Well, I am off to use the ripper now LOL
06-27-2010, 05:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Ninnie
Oh My, you are so right :lol: :lol: I am so glad I posted these before sewing them together.
Now I will have to look through the stack until I find it.
I guess I have been looking at them too long.
also, this is why a camera comes in so handy, you can study your work, and see how it really looks
Thank you so much for showing me,
Well, I am off to use the ripper now LOL
Now I will have to look through the stack until I find it.
I guess I have been looking at them too long.
also, this is why a camera comes in so handy, you can study your work, and see how it really looks
Thank you so much for showing me,
Well, I am off to use the ripper now LOL
Looking forward to seeing this all put together! It's going to be so pretty!
06-29-2010, 05:11 AM
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I now have all 20 blocks made. There are 2042 pieces in this so far.Now I will do the sashing. The sashing strips are cut 1 1/2 in wide, and 16 in long. and will have a 1 1/2 in setting square at the intersections.
I also saved the dog ears. :lol: :lol: Don't know why, just thought it would be fun to see how many there would be. I just might save them from now on. I think they would be pretty filling up a glass jar :-D
I also saved the dog ears. :lol: :lol: Don't know why, just thought it would be fun to see how many there would be. I just might save them from now on. I think they would be pretty filling up a glass jar :-D
Stack of 20 Buggy Wheels
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Jar of dog ears LOL
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