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craftybear 05-27-2010 05:47 PM

wow, awesome tutorial, thanks for sharing!

rhy930 05-30-2010 04:19 AM

I'm a very new quilter and this tutorial was wonderful. I will use it today. Thank you for such a clear instruction.

Pineapple Princess 06-03-2010 04:39 PM

Thanks for sharing this! I just found a whole bunch of unfinished potholders that I wanted to turn into a quilt - now I can! :)

bj 06-03-2010 05:03 PM

Thanks for sharing your tutorial. I've tried a version where you have to hand stitch on the front. It took forever!!!! Your method looks very much friendlier to my poor fingers. And your heart quilt is beautiful.

emsgranny 06-03-2010 10:18 PM

love it - the black just sets if off!
Can you do one of your rooster it turned out great!!!

Do you know how I can print out just your tute with pictures - Last time I tried to do it on another one I got everything on screen and all the comments. I am not very good at this computer stuff lol
Maybe you could set up instructions with pictures charge a minimal amout plus postage I know I would buy! Or set it up so you could email as an attachment pm me thanks

sandpat 06-04-2010 05:30 AM

ems...usually when I want to print out the tute...I copy and paste the information that I actually want (of course I love all the little comments, but not necessarily on my tute :lol: :oops: )...into a word processor program that you should also have on your computer and print it out from there. I also have the file saved there if I ever loose the hard copy.

needles3thread 06-05-2010 08:26 AM

Your pictures on the tutitorial are so great, you almost don't need the written instructions. Great! & thank you.

tcup 06-05-2010 09:58 AM

A great job with the pics and explanations. I could do it. I may not try.

Twisted Quilter 06-07-2010 07:04 PM

Thank You! Finally, I understand. :thumbup:

sondray 06-10-2010 04:50 AM

Thanks, I've got to try this. Looks pretty easy now that I've seen how it's done.


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