Rhonda

thanks everyone! The ebook is advertised here on the board. It is in the pics you see at the bottom of some of the pages. It is on a rotation so you will see my other 3 books Star Point / Boston Blocks/ Wings Blocks as well as the Paper Piecing ebook and How To Make a Doll Quilt. I think there is another one on binding too.


Here is the link for the Dresden Kaleidoscope ebook
www.quiltedparadise.com/n/983-owz.jsp

This link will take you to a page that will offer some pics and comments about what you will see in the ebook.

I show how I look for fabric. What fabric works and what fabric doesn't at least in my opinion. I show you how to decide what makes a good blade and what doesn't. What you should look for and why. I have 3 or 4 suggestions on how to finish your DK. I show some things to avoid and what not to do so your DK will be pretty and not just plain.

I show some troubleshooting ideas on how to fix problems such as if your DK won't lay flat.

There are I think 6 projects showing you ways to use your DKs.
And of course there are lots of pics showing you DKs I have made. The average DK is 8 1/2" but I also show how to use the small mini blade.

I included the templates in the book and you can download them and trace them onto clear plastic if you like. I do also send them out for free.

sassey

Thank you so very much you made it sound simple enough for even me to attempt

Rhonda

You're welcome

brightstar_202

thank you now off to work I go I go......

kflan

Great tutorial. I would not have known what would make an interesting finished design.

Janice Thompson

Thanks for the easy to understand tutorial.

OHSue

As usual, your tute is wonderful.
And that baby keeps getting cuter!

Rhonda

Thanks Sue. I think he is a cutie too!! LOL

Alondra

Thanks, Rhonda, this is great. You did a super job of explaining how to look for just the right spot to get the kaleidescope effect. As usual, this is very helpful! I plan to order the eBook when I can!

cathyvv

Thanks! Very helpful, especially the part about scanning the fabric into the computer to help look for good petals for the dresden plates.