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    Old 10-21-2012, 05:41 PM
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    I found a pattern on FreePatterns.com and it is called peek-a-boo. It comes from the Big Book of 20 Pieced Candle Mats designed by
    Ruth Swasey
    . I have tried to do this pattern and can't figure it out. Is anyone familiar w/ this pattern? I looked on the internet to see others called p a b but this one is
    and it doesn't look like the others that I have found.
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    It will be a bit tricky to sew the strips to the center block and that is probably where you are confused, but I wouldn't begin to know how to explain the procedure to you, hopefully one of the seasoned quilters here will chime in and help you out. Good luck with the project.
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    Are the partial seams the bit that is giving you problems? It wasn't explained very well in the pattern. Maybe this will help
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnYll1fzAJM
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    Yes the partial seams. And it said it was an easy pattern! Could be since I just started quilting a couple of months ago. Thanks for the information I am going to go check it out.
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    Thank you. Sorry for all the other posts. Haven't figured out how to post or reply yet. I looked at the video and it explained it very clearly. Can't wait to work on it. Thanks again.
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    Thanks Woody. I put to squares together and they look good.
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    Glad I could help If you ever get stuck just ask the question here on the board, someone will always be able to help. Good luck with the rest of it.
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    That is a good tute. J J
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    Very understandable and easy tute, thanks.
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    Originally Posted by woody
    Are the partial seams the bit that is giving you problems? It wasn't explained very well in the pattern. Maybe this will help
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnYll1fzAJM
    Thanks, I was trying to explain it but it is just to complicated and need a tut.
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