Pin Wheel Practice Squares...
#41
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Surprise AZ
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Love your fabric choices and the block looks great. Okay, it may not as perfect as you want, but it still looks very nicely put together. Who is going to get that close and examine every point other than yourself? Give yourself a break and just enjoy the process, isn't that why most of us quilt? It will be a beautiful quilt and I am sure you will love it. Enjoy.
#42
I see a little bitty bit of difference in the two top corners. I can't help because mine are coming out wonky too. Even tho I spray starch the material B/4 I cut my squares, press after each cut/seam/etc. I still get variations. From what I'm reading it seems that there's no such thing as a perfect pinwheel.
#46
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: North Carolina - But otherwise, NOTW
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Originally Posted by mythreesuns
missgigglewings...thats the one I am talking about..when others have posted pics...theirs all look awesome.
QM sorry I do not understand what your trying to explain to me.
I am by far not a perfectionist...but I would like to be close. ha ha ha
It is just everyones quilts on here look so awesome..and I would love mine to be the same way.
QM sorry I do not understand what your trying to explain to me.
I am by far not a perfectionist...but I would like to be close. ha ha ha
It is just everyones quilts on here look so awesome..and I would love mine to be the same way.
#49
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Searcy, Arkansas
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Looks fine to me. I think when it is all put together whatever you see won't be noticed. As one of my students one time said about her mistakes "it won't be noticed on a galloping horse". Like your colors too.
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