Attic Window Tutorial
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Per your request, attached is the tutorial for the Attic Window block. DISCLAIMER: I purposely did not suggest what size block/strips your block should be. Use this as a guide to determine the size of block you want to make. Enjoy! sandy
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Thanks so much. Good job.
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That is a beautiful Attic Window frame!:thumbup: Thanks for the tutorial.
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Thanks. You make it look so easy
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Thank you for all the time putting that tutorial together! It is so easy to follow and understand. :)
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Originally Posted by Akweiland
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Thank you for all the time putting that tutorial together! It is so easy to follow and understand. :)
Thank you! It took about 3 hours to put it together on my Ipad. I used 3 apps to do it. (Picture resizer, text on picture app and a .pdf app. ) Next time ....if there is a next time....it should go together much quicker. It took less time to make the block! LOL! i have a new appreciation for posting tutorials! sandy |
Clear tutorial, thanks a lot.
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Thank you so very much! ~~Ann~~
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Great tute thanks! Love how your block turned out!
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Thank you, Sandygirl! You make mitered corners look do-able!
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Thanks for the tute!!!
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Thanks for taking the time, I know we all appreciate it! You do make it look super easy to do the mitered corner. I have the perfect panel in mind for this and I never thought I'd say it but I can't wait to cut it up now!
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Great, clear, concise tutorial.
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Thanks!!!!!!
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Thanks for the tutorial. I am going to give the attic window another try.
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Originally Posted by Pinkiris
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Thank you, Sandygirl! You make mitered corners look do-able!
Don't forget to share your successes! I needed to verify that angle....it is not a 45 degree! Ah, I needed a proof reader! Sandy. :D |
Thank you - you did a very clear tute and I loved your wall hanging so want to give this a try. Your "wood-like" fabric just makes this so real looking. Again thanks!
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Fantastic tute! Thanks a bunch.
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Great tute! Thanks for all of you time and effort and sharing it with everyone.
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Thanks for the tutorial ....
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Thank you so much! I will be going in a couple weeks with a few friends to Waynesville & I will be stopping by the Fabric Shack. Hopefully, will be able to pick up a panel there along with the brown fabrics. Thanks for not only the tutorial on the quilt, but also for teaching me how to miter!
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That really made is seem possible! Now my next problem is fabric selection.
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You did an awesome job on the tute! Thanks, I have saved it for future reference.
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Thank you Very colorful. The End is funny.
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Thanks for the tutorial .. Very pretty quilt
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Great tutorial for mitered corners for this block.
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Originally Posted by Sandygirl
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Don't forget to share your successes!
I needed to verify that angle....it is not a 45 degree! Ah, I needed a proof reader! Sandy. :D I'm sorry, I know I'm missing something, but I don't understand why the seam is not at a 45 degree angle? Would you spell this out for me? |
Originally Posted by jeanharville
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Thanks so much for going to the trouble of making a tute for us. I may give this a try soon.
I'm sorry, I know I'm missing something, but I don't understand why the seam is not at a 45 degree angle? Would you spell this out for me? OOPS! It IS a 45 degree angle. I over-thought this without verifying my angle. I am sorry for the conusion! Thank you for asking for clarification! Sandy |
Thanks! You make it looks easy!
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Thank you so much Sandy.....you are a special gal to share your time with us. Sandrea
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thanks so much for all your help... you did a great job.. thanks again...
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Awesome tute!! Thank you for the time & effort in putting it together. Please know that it is greatly appreciated.
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Thank you for this tutorial!!!
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Thanks so much for the tute you did a great job and I'm so happy you showed the mitered corner. Sue
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Thank you so much! Very pretty and helpful. I love the way the frame looks realistic I was wondering where you got your wood looking fabric or what the name of it is? It is perfect for the wood look.
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Originally Posted by BirdyFeathers
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Thank you so much! Very pretty and helpful. I love the way the frame looks realistic I was wondering where you got your wood looking fabric or what the name of it is? It is perfect for the wood look.
Nyou should be able to find wood looks in the landscape fabric area at a quilt shop. These are from Blank Textiles. I bought them a couple of years ago. Sandy |
wonderful tut...thanks for sharing...:)
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Thank You SANDY GIRL I am going to try the attic windows tonight i have always wanted to do them .You make it look real easy. I loved your fabric
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Thanks for the nice tutorial :)
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Great, great… Thanks. It is detailed so well, easy to follow along...
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