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carolparsons 01-14-2013 09:31 AM

I am new to quilting; What does HST's mean? and since I'm asking can anyone tell me what a ufo is? sorry to be so ignorant.

BTW I love this way of making the triangles.

Rhonda 01-14-2013 10:51 AM


Originally Posted by carolparsons (Post 5785599)
I am new to quilting; What does HST's mean? and since I'm asking can anyone tell me what a ufo is? sorry to be so ignorant.

BTW I love this way of making the triangles.

HSTs are half square triangles and ufo is unfinished objects I think. there is a list of all hte abreviations here on the board somewhere. I'd have to look to find it.

I'm glad you like my way of doing the HSTs. I think it is easier than the other methods.

zzaped 04-07-2013 09:24 PM

Rhonda, First, thank you for my templates..they are very nice. Second, I had seen your tutorial and for some reason I could not remember where it was. I'm so thankful to find it again. It is so much easier..

Rhonda 04-08-2013 10:40 PM


Originally Posted by zzaped (Post 5985732)
Rhonda, First, thank you for my templates..they are very nice. Second, I had seen your tutorial and for some reason I could not remember where it was. I'm so thankful to find it again. It is so much easier..

glad you like it! I like it better than the other methods I've seen.

Ombragrise 04-08-2013 11:03 PM

Thanks for this great method!

Rhonda 04-08-2013 11:21 PM

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Rhonda 04-08-2013 11:22 PM


Originally Posted by Ombragrise (Post 5988085)
Thanks for this great method!

You're very welcome. I love to help other quilters by sharing my methods

CookieZenmilk 12-02-2013 06:06 PM

best method i have seen, thanks for the clear tutorial. no waste.

binthepink 12-02-2013 07:19 PM

Rhonda, I received your templates quite a while ago and I want to thank you again for them. I have not used them yet as I had a suck your life away job that didn't leave me much quilting time. I remedied that thank goodness and am starting to quilt again. I have a question about your tacking, can you go into more detail about that? Thanks

Rhonda 12-02-2013 10:52 PM

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I put a stitch or two in the same spot and that is tacking. I put a tack on the edge where the seam will go through. Then I tack across anywhere seams meet. This helps to keep the fabric from moving. It's best to put the tack where the seam is going to go through. That way you dont' have to take it back out.

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maviskw 01-30-2014 06:25 AM


Originally Posted by Rhonda (Post 829024)
Now the pieces that are left at the top and bottom can be used to make a 4-patch.
And voila a 4 patch!
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I think this an hour glass patch, not a 4-patch. Four patches are 4 squares sewn together.

I liked all the information on this thread. Have tried some of it.

Alondra 11-01-2014 10:49 AM


Originally Posted by bearisgray (Post 1156241)
If one is a bit OCD about grain-lines (any one you might think of, Rhonda?),

one can cut the strips on the bias (45 degree angle), sew them together, and then go on exactly like Rhonda has illustrated with the pressing and cutting.

Hey, Bear... did you call my name? <G> I am definitely OCD about bias cuts! <G>

Nurse Jan 02-07-2015 08:01 PM

Thanks, Rhonda. Sent you a PM.

Joyti0424 02-17-2015 02:48 AM

thank you for sharing this idea, I'm new to quilting and find this short cut easy to do.


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