Complex Piecing Issue.
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Wow! Thanks for all the positive comments and helpful advice. Thanks especially to feline fanatic for the red lines. Somehow, those tiny red lines made all the difference in my comprehension. So grateful. Long week at work and now a Saturday and Sunday with some graph paper! Will definitely post when I'm done piecing.
This sort of makes me want to drop some cash on EQ7.............
This sort of makes me want to drop some cash on EQ7.............
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This is the webpage for the Frank Lloyd Wright Ennis Block Trivet. It is a nice, square picture. Thought it might help.
http://shop.architecture.org/product...et-ennis-block
http://shop.architecture.org/product...et-ennis-block
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This is the webpage for the Frank Lloyd Wright Ennis Block Trivet. It is a nice, square picture. Thought it might help.
http://shop.architecture.org/product...et-ennis-block
http://shop.architecture.org/product...et-ennis-block
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What a great design idea! This one's gonna be tricky. The graph paper is a must, I think. I'd do some mini-piecings to make sure that your ideas on paper will work out in fabric. Please share the results with us. I'd love to see how it turns out.
~ Cindy
~ Cindy
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