Joseph's coat....
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[QUOTE=Peckish;7520100][url]http://dontlooknow.typepad.com/dont_look_now/josephs
Great Tutorial. May have to try one block and see out it turns out. I would like to try it with a controlled scrappy look. Thanks.
Great Tutorial. May have to try one block and see out it turns out. I would like to try it with a controlled scrappy look. Thanks.
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this way was just a different approach...and that product I had not heard of, but I may try a table runner that way...but first I'll go to JAF and see if they have the comparable Pellon product
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I'm wondering if a jelly roll would work for this??? Will have to get a protractor to draft it out to see. I can see this replacing my GFG, that is almost done, as my take along project. I've been eyeing this project for a while, but hadn't decided on a method for making it. Thanks for the link
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In case anyone else was wondering, the petals are 1.5"x5.5". Finding a locking compass that was big enough was interesting. I finally got mine at Harbor Freight for $5. It isn't professional quality, but it worked for this no problem.
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