I appreciate your time and effort. Thank you very much

thanks Eddie. I have a son named Eddie from D.C. He was born in 1963 and is a painter and works in an art shop. I love the tutorials and am wanting to make the cathedral block. It would sure be pretty to be able to make at least one 16 high by 48 around for the doll skirts I put on dolls I do. (15 once top is gathered and added to bodice) I make and give away dolls to VERY sick kids...most with cancer, and 137 so far) I make boy dolls also. Hubby and I provide postage if ACS doesn't disburse out of our area to kids with cancer, or if there are other conditions. Please send a PM my way with your email, if you wish to see a picture of the most recent dolls to go out. They are 24 and 28 inches high.
Thanks for taking time to do this tutorial for us out here. That was great of you.

Vickey Stamps

This is a wonderful tutorial--such detailed and precise pictures. I think we all learn best from pictures :)

Thank you so much for sharing, How wonderful your are, to take time and effort, you did such a wonderful job, the color are all pretty, Bless the treasured Creations!

This tute looks so easy. I am going to print the PDF from pg 39, and make a small sample. I started one by hand so I might just add to that. :)

Thanks Eddie, My quilting friends are doing CW by hand. I'am not that gifted, lol. I'll bookmark this. Barb

You are just genius at explaining all this. Great step by step, now I actually think I could do this.

Are you sure this is not Cathedral Windows for Dummies. lol THANKS

thanks for the tut very good

Have to echo everything that other people have said, brilliant, clear tute, thank you so much.

I was so frustrated with my small handsewn (and very scruffy) CW efforts last night that I unpicked the lot!! Restarted again today using your method and the difference is unbelievable! I will machine all my blocks together, then take the windows along to my craft club to sew in by hand.