10 minute blocks with two colors in center of block
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This works great. Just adjust the unit sizes until you get the block sizes you want. I've done it. It's really easy.
This works great. Just adjust the unit sizes until you get the block sizes you want. I've done it. It's really easy.
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This works great. Just adjust the unit sizes until you get the block sizes you want. I've done it. It's really easy.
This works great. Just adjust the unit sizes until you get the block sizes you want. I've done it. It's really easy.
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Is this the post you were asking about: http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...t-t187145.html
She did a beautiful job and she cut the excess fabric out.
She did a beautiful job and she cut the excess fabric out.
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After I sew the edges of the center block down, I trim the back off. This cuts out the intersection where the 4-patch seams are.
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I've done the mock cathedral window machine embroidery blocks and they are precious. All you have to do is trim your blocks, butt them up to the adjacent block and zigzag them together. Really cute and looks a lot harder than it really is!
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