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What a beautiful quilt!!!! I think you just gave me an idea! Thanks
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Wow You are a genius!!!! I love this and would never have guessed it is a log cabin. Thank you so much.
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This is a very good tutorial. Thank you so much.
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Thank you for sharing, I also love making Trip around The world, but I still have tons of 2 1/2" squares. I have made several table runners out of them as well, still didn't make a dent.
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Originally Posted by JENNR8R
(Post 7467572)
I just stick a pin in each intersection, and they mostly line up. If there is any fullness between blocks, I put that side down to let the feeddogs adjust it for me. I always press the seams open.
A trick that I have just started using is, after pressing a seam, I put a square ruler on top of the block until it cools. That makes all of the pieces really flat and accurate. |
Thank you for this method. I see it is an old post that is being recirculated, which is great if you didn't see it the first time.(like me)
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Oh my - where have I been that I haven't seen this one - you are certainly terrific in designing candy quilts - thank you!
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I do love scrappy, yours is gorgeous, thank you for sharing
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I know this is an old thread, but I'm so glad someone resurrected it. I don't remember reading it before. What an amazing idea! Especially since I have a whole box of 2 1/2" squares!
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