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Thanks sooooo much. Can't wait to try it.
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Thanks so much! I'm thinking of doing another CW & remember the pain of figuring out how many blocks sewn this or that way.I did the same....wrote it all down on a slip of paper for reference.Yours ,being color coded is great! Thanks again.
Originally Posted by stitchinbee
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 |
Thank you, I've copied it and hope to be able to make this pattern for my oldest grand daughter. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you!
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Thanks so much!
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Thanks so much for posting this. Gives me some ideas for using up more of my "stuff"..... I like the HST, and that should be easy enough to do with your diagram. Very helpful.
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Will have to start making half square triangles. I really like this pattern
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I have been wanting to make one of these! Thanks so much for making the reference sheet. Have you seen a scrappy one using whites or creams and darks for the green and purple? Just wondering how it would look.
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Thank you
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Thanks so much...I'll give it a go... hugs
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Thanks, I just bookmarked this for future reference!
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Thanks so much!!!
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Looks great. Thanks for the reference sheet.
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If you go to www.quilterscache.com there are instructions for the Carpenter's Wheel for a 24" block.
I printed out your pdf file as the picture is so clear and easy to see how it's constructed...THANKS |
Thanks. Love the colors you used.
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Thank you. I think hubby will love this!
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Thank you for this information. I will give this pattern a try now.
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Wow! I've got a bunch of HST's made up from FG corners, etc. What a great way to make a scrappy CW!!! Thanks!
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Many thanks.
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Thank you! this is something I have wanted to attempt and now with your help it seems so much more possible!
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You all are very welcome. :D
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I love your Carpenters Wheel. I would like to make one ASAP. I would want the finished block to be about 12½", can you tell me a little more information as I am kinda new at quilting and need more instructions. I can figure out the construction part I think. Thank you soooooo much in advance. :wink:
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Very generous and thoughtful of you to do this for all of us! Thank you
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irishrose was kind enough to reference an in depth tutorial on measuring for the cuts in her comments, i believe it is the 3rd response to my post. this is just a simple reference sheet for quanity and placement. :)
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Nice job on this and very helpful. I just finished one of these and had to draw my own picture to follow. Wish I would have had this before! I have saved it now and will make a small wall hanging gift for an older lady with Parkinson's using just 3 fabrics this time.
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Thanks a million times. I have a lovely pattern, but am too lazy to count out the blocks. And you did it for me. Pegeth
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Originally Posted by pegquilter8
Thanks a million times. I have a lovely pattern, but am too lazy to count out the blocks. And you did it for me. Pegeth
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Thanks for taking the time to post this for us.
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Thanks! I"ve been trying to figure it out. You saved me some time!
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Nice image.
Once the black magic is revealed it is much easier to see that making a block like this (for beginners) is doable. |
Thanks !! I love this pattern
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Thank you for taking the time to do this. I truly appreciate it. :-)
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Thank You! This is great and could not be more clear.
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Wow! This is a great way to plan a quilt. You are a genius! Thanks.
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Thanks for posting
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Thanks for the info..............................
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I had just read another thread here in tutorials about making 8 HST from 2 big blocks....I love that you told us how many of each we will need. Thank You!!!
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If you go to www.maryquilts.com she has instructions for many quilts including the Carpenter's Star. Her suggestion is to piece it in four quadrants. Mary also provides patterns for quilts you can cut with the Accuquilt GO. Enjoy!
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Thank you. Really think I may make one of these in the near future
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Thank you for this pattern. I had been looking for this one!
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