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Really cute, thanks for the tute, man i'll never get all these projects done, keep finding more, you guys a awesome.
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What a wonderful pattern! Great for a baby or small child quilt. Thanks for the very clear instructions. Have added them to my favorites folder.
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I NEED to remember this! Thank you so much - your quilt is adorable
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Thank you so much - I've been looking for a pattern for my GD the material she picked will really look great I'm going to try this I know she will love it.
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Such a simple project and it makes such a beautiful quilt!!! Thanks, will try that out soon!
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I am going to make one like that for my GGD. Your quilt is so pretty.
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Bookmark! Super Cute!
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GREAT IDEA! THANX!
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I have a question. Do the quilts that are finished in 3D catch on things?
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Originally Posted by mar32428
I have a question. Do the quilts that are finished in 3D catch on things?
Would probably depend on how it was used. Those I've seen made like this, and other 3-D quilts with animals on them, etc, were definitely used and displayed, but not really dragged around or left for bigger kids to jump on or animals to chew. But for what I'd call probably normal baby use, even as nap quilts and play mats, they've performed great. For the most part, these kinds of fancy quilts, even though they are not the most difficult to make, are still conversation pieces, and are used on baby beds; as floor play quilts for the baby; as buggy covers on special dress-up trips like church or visiting; or hung over a rocking chair; or even hung on the wall. Definitely gift quality. p.s. They go through the laundry great, too. |
Love it! Thanks for the tute!
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I love it! so nice for a baby quilt.
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Have been searching all my books and patterns for just the right block for a quilt for my new adopted granddaughter. I think this is it.
Thanks so much for the tute,(my grandkids think that word is very funny) it means something very different to them. You have made my day. MNM in Central Calif. |
Holy cow that is a beautiful quilt, the tute makes it look so easy, I think I may try to make some 3-D pinsheels tonight
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Originally Posted by tooMuchFabric
Originally Posted by mar32428
I have a question. Do the quilts that are finished in 3D catch on things?
Would probably depend on how it was used. Those I've seen made like this, and other 3-D quilts with animals on them, etc, were definitely used and displayed, but not really dragged around or left for bigger kids to jump on or animals to chew. But for what I'd call probably normal baby use, even as nap quilts and play mats, they've performed great. The neo-natal unit at our local hospital love to get quilts that have 3-D effects on them. they call them sensory quilts and the more fabrics that they are made of the better for the baby's stimulation. For the most part, these kinds of fancy quilts, even though they are not the most difficult to make, are still conversation pieces, and are used on baby beds; as floor play quilts for the baby; as buggy covers on special dress-up trips like church or visiting; or hung over a rocking chair; or even hung on the wall. Definitely gift quality. p.s. They go through the laundry great, too. |
beautiful oh so beautiful
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Superb tutorial........I'm printing it out now......Thank You :D
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Fantastic! Can't wait to make one!
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What perfect timing. I just decided to make a 3D pinwheel baby quilt. Thanks. This looks much easier and a better finish than the one I have. LOL Happy Stitchin
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This is way too cool! I am hoping to get my small circle of friends (we meet once a month) to do just one square and bring it to our next meeting. I think it would be a quick and easy charity quilt to try. Thank you for the tutorial. It looks easy enough...even for me. :D
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that is one cute quilt and I have made pinwheels for my grandbaby...you know the straw and paper ones.
I bet she'd love these :-D |
I love this group too, I have learned so very much. My heads spinning. Thanks for this tut.
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ty very much i love your quilt
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WOW! Thanks soooo much! Your quilt is awesome! Love the colors - love it all!!
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Made the block sample, ready to start looking for fabric. Thanks for the tute, I thought your quilt was adorable.
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I am getting started on one this afternoon. I love this idea. Thanks again for sharing and providing the tute.
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Thank you. I am learning so much here
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OMG....WAY TOO CUTE!!!!! Going into my "Must Do" piles. LOVE IT :thumbup:
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what size squares did you use?
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Wow--what a great tute- real nice
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LOVE IT,AND REALLY LOOKS EASY ONCE YOU WOULD REMEMBER TO KEEP YOUR PINWHEELS GOING THE SAME WAY. ON MY LIST OF TO DO..........
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i like this a lot. Thanks!
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pinwheels are some of my favorites. this sure will make them simple
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Very nice thanks.
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Cute! Will give it a try sometime. Love the fabrics.
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Wow! That quilt is awesome. I'm going to have to make one of those. I've got to make 3 baby gifts over the next couple of months. Thanks so much for sharing!!!! Aren't quilters wonderful!!!!
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Originally Posted by OraLee
what size squares did you use?
In the case of the example, I just grabbed 2 scraps that I had cut for something else and squared them up - I think they were something like 5-1/2" or thereabouts. In the original pastel quilt, the squares were 6" finished, making 12" finished blocks. But this is really more of a "method" than a "pattern," so it will work perfectly for any size you wish, including 1/2" finished squares (making 1" square finished blocks)!!!! \ |
This does look very easy. How did you do the top stitching, by stippling or with a pattern. I have grand daughter(?) due in Feb and I would love to do this for her.
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OMG - THANK YOU! I have been looking at Pinwheels to finsh one of the Angel Quilts I'm doing. This would be perfect. Does anyone have a Star pattern that resembles a 3D like this? Would like to finish the other one w/stars.
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Thank you very much for the tip! The quilt is beautiful! Can't wait to try it! :thumbup:
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