Beautiful Pattern
#35
Originally Posted by adrigram
this one is correct...it links the block to the next one in the table runner
#37
Try this site and look at the free quilting patterns by manufacturer, maybe you can find a quilt with a similar block and download the pattern.
http://www.fatquartershop.com/freequiltpattern.asp
Also, here's a free site that gives you the directions for over 1600 blocks, you have to click on the names but you could browse through and maybe find something similar as well
http://quiltbus.com/free-Quilt-Blocks.htm
http://www.fatquartershop.com/freequiltpattern.asp
Also, here's a free site that gives you the directions for over 1600 blocks, you have to click on the names but you could browse through and maybe find something similar as well
http://quiltbus.com/free-Quilt-Blocks.htm
#38
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It is a beautiful runner. I haven't read this entire thread, but offer the following hoping not to be redundant: Please attempt to draw it on a piece of graph paper. If you look closely, it is a 6x6 patch - 2" grid for a 12" block. You can see enough of the pattern to draw it and then erase the appropriate lines. -- I am sure you can do it.
Let us know. Good luck. Suz
Let us know. Good luck. Suz
#39
I imported a picture of a quilt, crop it to one block and then use the trace feature to trace the block and then the tracing is converted to a block drawing in EZ draw. Of course there are no sewing instructions. Sometimes it's better to buy the pattern to get the construction method that makes it easier. I buy patterns/books for the construction methods not the actual block patterns.
#40
Originally Posted by Chickerson
Have you tried Cache Cow? They have hundreds and hundreds of block patterns free. I just printed off 12 blocks for a star quilt I want to make - happy hunting :-)
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