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I had a few requests for instructions for completing the corner blocks of the autumn-themed retirement quilt that I posted a few weeks ago.
There was enough fabric left over that I made a second quilt and did a tutorial for the corner blocks as I made it. French Knot Corner Block [ATTACH=CONFIG]266761[/ATTACH] |
Excellent! thanks for posting. I hate boring corners. I'm going to use this.
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Thank you so much, love your corners.
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Very pretty!
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Thanks
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I've tried opening this file and it does not seem to open all in one document? Is it just me?
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Mine opens, which version of Word are you using?
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Originally Posted by Dena789
I've tried opening this file and it does not seem to open all in one document? Is it just me?
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Very very nice
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Originally Posted by Dena789
I've tried opening this file and it does not seem to open all in one document? Is it just me?
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Is there a reason you need to miter the corners? This would go together much easier as blocks without the miters?
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No, you don't need to miter the corners. You can do them with straight cuts, but I like the way that the mitered corners look better.
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me too! thank you.
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If I look at all the sizes of the pieces, I'm sure I could figure out the size, but what size will the finished block (and border) be? Thanks for the tute. What an interesting way to do a border.
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Great instructions; loove this border and will use soon. Thanks so much!
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http://www.microsoft.com/download/en...aylang=en&id=3 |
Great tut. Thanks.
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Love your quilts, they are beautiful. I can't unzip the file for the tutorial. Is there another way you can send/post it? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by rainbow quilter
No, you don't need to miter the corners. You can do them with straight cuts, but I like the way that the mitered corners look better.
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Originally Posted by AnnaK
If I look at all the sizes of the pieces, I'm sure I could figure out the size, but what size will the finished block (and border) be? Thanks for the tute. What an interesting way to do a border.
The blocks are 8"x8" and the matching border is 8" wide. It can be adjusted by using narrower or wider strips. |
Originally Posted by Just Jan
Love your quilts, they are beautiful. I can't unzip the file for the tutorial. Is there another way you can send/post it? Thanks.
Let me know if this doesn't work for you. |
Originally Posted by rainbow quilter
Originally Posted by Just Jan
Love your quilts, they are beautiful. I can't unzip the file for the tutorial. Is there another way you can send/post it? Thanks.
Let me know if this doesn't work for you. |
I'd like to see the original picture you posted of your quilt. (I think it's your avatar and it's a beauty!) I'd like to see more detail. I did a search and couldn't come up with anything. Thanks for the tute on the corner. I've already printed it out to use. Wish I could share something just as helpful with you in return.
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Thanks for sharing !!!!
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Originally Posted by rainbow quilter
Originally Posted by AnnaK
If I look at all the sizes of the pieces, I'm sure I could figure out the size, but what size will the finished block (and border) be? Thanks for the tute. What an interesting way to do a border.
The blocks are 8"x8" and the matching border is 8" wide. It can be adjusted by using narrower or wider strips. Thanks!! I love this block! |
Thank you so much! Love the corner blocks you did!!
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Beautiful fabrics!
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Wher do you get the other block pattern?
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Lovely and I would like to thank you for the tut
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<Lovely and I would like to thank you for the tut.>
Ditto! |
Both of them are lovely. And thanks for the tute! :)
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Originally Posted by toriabelle
Wher do you get the other block pattern?
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:thumbup:
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Originally Posted by LoriJ
Originally Posted by rainbow quilter
Originally Posted by AnnaK
If I look at all the sizes of the pieces, I'm sure I could figure out the size, but what size will the finished block (and border) be? Thanks for the tute. What an interesting way to do a border.
The blocks are 8"x8" and the matching border is 8" wide. It can be adjusted by using narrower or wider strips. Thanks!! I love this block! |
Could you post a link to your autumn themed quilt so that we can see what it looks like on the quilt?
Thank you so much for this. It's so very well done and with gorgeous fabrics! |
Originally Posted by Ceil
Could you post a link to your autumn themed quilt so that we can see what it looks like on the quilt?
Thank you so much for this. It's so very well done and with gorgeous fabrics! http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-158223-1.htm |
ohhhh I love it! I may try that in the corners of my lonestar i'm working on!
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Great block, I will bookmark! thanks
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Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Love it! Thanks bunches!
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