I may be a little dense, but, just read a blog a have a question
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Originally Posted by EagarBeez
what is meant as "tube" I have read a few patterns calling to make some blocks and then sewing them into a tube?? Can anyone help me to understand how tube quilting is done?
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Originally Posted by EagarBeez
what is meant as "tube" I have read a few patterns calling to make some blocks and then sewing them into a tube?? Can anyone help me to understand how tube quilting is done?
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Originally Posted by EagarBeez
what is meant as "tube" I have read a few patterns calling to make some blocks and then sewing them into a tube?? Can anyone help me to understand how tube quilting is done?
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-112573-1.htm
So that you won't get confused .... you have the technique reversed. First you sew strips together, make a tube, then you make the blocks, that get joined together.
The Missouri link suggestd is a good one. PLus there are a gazillion more, if you check in with Mr. Google! :lol:
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