Pattern needed for a puzzle quilt
12-18-2009, 09:25 PM
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Would a weighted quilt possible calm my niece down when she starts getting angry? Sometimes it can be circumvented, other times she ends up hurting herself or others.
Her aunt is doing everything she can to keep her at home with her...but if we can't get a grip on her flying off the handle, she is going to have to go to a group home setting and we are hoping to avoid that!!!
Her aunt is doing everything she can to keep her at home with her...but if we can't get a grip on her flying off the handle, she is going to have to go to a group home setting and we are hoping to avoid that!!!
12-18-2009, 10:01 PM
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Originally Posted by amma
Would a weighted quilt possible calm my niece down when she starts getting angry? Sometimes it can be circumvented, other times she ends up hurting herself or others.
Her aunt is doing everything she can to keep her at home with her...but if we can't get a grip on her flying off the handle, she is going to have to go to a group home setting and we are hoping to avoid that!!!
Her aunt is doing everything she can to keep her at home with her...but if we can't get a grip on her flying off the handle, she is going to have to go to a group home setting and we are hoping to avoid that!!!
12-19-2009, 05:20 AM
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12-22-2009, 06:59 AM
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I've looked at the puzzle quilts and love them, but always felt like they were "unfinished" without a puzzle edge. So I decided to try to design my own. The only reason it's rainbow colored was to make it easier to create the patterns. I plan to use a different fabric for EACH block.
Puzzle 2 - Pattern Page 1
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Puzzle 2 - Pattern Page 2
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12-22-2009, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by SeaTea
I've looked at the puzzle quilts and love them, but always felt like they were "unfinished" without a puzzle edge. So I decided to try to design my own. The only reason it's rainbow colored was to make it easier to create the patterns. I plan to use a different fabric for EACH block.
just another idea.
mj
12-22-2009, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by quiltcruiser
I see you have the pattern for a puzzle quilt. Would you mind sharing itwith me also. I teach in an after-school program and the sewing group is always wanting to make things. I would really appreciate it...let me know if I owe you something.
Cindy Snook
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Montrose CO 81401
Many thanks.
Cindy Snook
1600 Alder Dr.
Montrose CO 81401
Many thanks.
Penny
12-23-2009, 06:26 AM
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I'm so sorry, there's a slight error in the pattern.
It should say:
44" Wide by 56" Long (The Pattern says 60" long)
I'm really sorry for any confusion.
The UPDATED pattern is here: http://owlsea.livejournal.com/
along with a similar edge added to the puzzle pattern posted here earlier, if anyone is interested.
I really need to start SEWING, and stop designing soon!
Happy Sewing,
Connie (SeaTea)
It should say:
44" Wide by 56" Long (The Pattern says 60" long)
I'm really sorry for any confusion.
The UPDATED pattern is here: http://owlsea.livejournal.com/
along with a similar edge added to the puzzle pattern posted here earlier, if anyone is interested.
I really need to start SEWING, and stop designing soon!
Happy Sewing,
Connie (SeaTea)
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