'Twist & Turn' ... Disappearing 9 Patch variation tutorial
#31
Originally Posted by pocoellie
Thanks so much for your pdf file, Izy. It's now on my list to do.
#32
Izy, thank you so much for the tute. It is easy to follow and I am glad you showed other ways to arrange the blocks. It will be a while before I can try it, as my to do list (finish what's started) is long, but it will be the first after I get all my other sewing done (not just quilts). :-) :-) :-)
#36
Thanks everyone.....glad you seem to find this tute of interest :D
Sewaholic...check the other thread I made about the flood :(
Sewaholic...check the other thread I made about the flood :(
#37
Izy...
I couldn't figure in how your quilt was a D9P...it sure didn't look like any I had ever seen. I just couldn't figure it out. Thanks so much for this tute. Now I "get it". I'm not a big fan of HST as they are my nemesis, but I'm glad this complex quilt is easier to make than it looks...
And yours sure is beautiful!
Melissa
I couldn't figure in how your quilt was a D9P...it sure didn't look like any I had ever seen. I just couldn't figure it out. Thanks so much for this tute. Now I "get it". I'm not a big fan of HST as they are my nemesis, but I'm glad this complex quilt is easier to make than it looks...
And yours sure is beautiful!
Melissa
#38
Melissa...I know what you mean about HST...I think everyone can have a hard time with them...one thing about this is you do have some room for error....when you draw the diagonal seam allowances, if you take a smaller seam allowance at this stage, say 3/16th's, after you have made the HST you will have a little extra to square up...check out my pictures you will see that is what I have actually measured at is .5cm (my ruler is metric!!) :D
#40
K....do I sound like I know alot...only cause I read so much info on here lol!!
It stands for Half square triangle.. two triangles when sewn together form a square, then there is QST, which stands for quarter square triangles..4 triangles forming a square when sewn together.. :D
It stands for Half square triangle.. two triangles when sewn together form a square, then there is QST, which stands for quarter square triangles..4 triangles forming a square when sewn together.. :D
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