Carpenters Wheel / Star Easy Project Reference Sheet
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After being unable to find a simple reference sheet for the Carpenters Wheel quilt, I decided to make my own. I hope others will find this useful. I have included an image and a pdf file, if you prefer. Enjoy. :D
*** Please Note: I did not included any measurements so that you may make the quilt (or other item) any size that works for you. :D
*** Please Note: I did not included any measurements so that you may make the quilt (or other item) any size that works for you. :D
Carpenters Wheel / Star Project Reference Sheet JPG Format
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Carpenters Wheel / Star Project Reference Sheet PDF Format
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The blocks are whatever size you want. My 48" one started with 6.5" blocks, which means I cut the ones for the HSTs 7.5". Could have been a shade less, but I wanted even half inches.
http://www.quiltfrog.com/fourhour.html
BTW, 4 hours is a very liberal estimate. Mine might have taken less time if I had used only two colors, but I used eight.
Stitchinbee, that's a helpful mockup. I wish I'd had it a few weeks ago.
http://www.quiltfrog.com/fourhour.html
BTW, 4 hours is a very liberal estimate. Mine might have taken less time if I had used only two colors, but I used eight.
Stitchinbee, that's a helpful mockup. I wish I'd had it a few weeks ago.
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When I was a 'newbie' I had a moderately difficult time piecing each piece individually, without realising it could be broken into hst parts.Your diagram makes it clear to beginners and experienced alike, how one can analyse the blocks.Many thanks.
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