Is this a 10-minute block?
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When I Googled it, I found this thread from back in the day --->
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...me-t15110.html
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...me-t15110.html
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I found it, at this site, if anyone's looking for it. Have never ordered here, just found it with a Google search.
http://www.aroundtheblockquilterssho...n-sku-2150.htm
I keep thinking it looks an awful lot like one I have in a book(?). I know I don't have this pattern but . . . maybe one really similar . . . .
http://www.aroundtheblockquilterssho...n-sku-2150.htm
I keep thinking it looks an awful lot like one I have in a book(?). I know I don't have this pattern but . . . maybe one really similar . . . .
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I don't believe it is a 10 minute block. Sewing a 10 minute block you need 5 - 10" (optional) block - 4 to make the large square block and one to fold/sew in center to give it a 3d look
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I just saw that pattern on the web; unfortunately can't remember where.
Probably could be done in 10 minutes
You could applique the black square after joining the 4 blocks.
Or, be careful to make same sized triangles in each corner before joining the 4 blocks
Probably could be done in 10 minutes
You could applique the black square after joining the 4 blocks.
Or, be careful to make same sized triangles in each corner before joining the 4 blocks
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