Letters on quilts
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I have some links, brb and will post them
APPLIQUE LETTERS:
1. 2 1/2 inch Letters to use for Appliques Free Patterns & Templates
http://sewing.about.com/library/blappl.htm
2. Letters Templates to use for Monograms Appliques (Letters A - Z)
http://www.skiptomylou.org/2009/02/1...ique-monograms
APPLIQUE LETTERS:
1. 2 1/2 inch Letters to use for Appliques Free Patterns & Templates
http://sewing.about.com/library/blappl.htm
2. Letters Templates to use for Monograms Appliques (Letters A - Z)
http://www.skiptomylou.org/2009/02/1...ique-monograms
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When I did these I Googled "alphabet quilt blocks" I found these on a free site. http://www.thequiltercommunity.com/Wcfd297397c0cb.htm
I have also used the ones on Quilters Cache
http://www.quilterscache.com/A/AlphabetPatterns.html
I have also used the ones on Quilters Cache
http://www.quilterscache.com/A/AlphabetPatterns.html
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Many years ago I made my 3 year old wooden letters to help him learn to read. I went to a stationary shop and bought templates for 5 inch high letters. I simply used them as templates and they worked nicely. Seems to me that they should still be sold. They had several different sizes.
Numbers were available as were different shapes, circles, triangles, squares, half moons, etc.
Now they probably have all that online, never thought of that at first, but should have.
Numbers were available as were different shapes, circles, triangles, squares, half moons, etc.
Now they probably have all that online, never thought of that at first, but should have.
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http://www.dafont.com/
Go through find a font you like follow the instructions to install it on your computer then open a word program and write what you want. then change the size of the font (you can highlight and type in a larger number into the size box) to however big you need it 600 is going to give you about a 5.5 inch letter, print it out and use your favorite method of applique! I have used font size in the 900s before which are HUGE!
Go through find a font you like follow the instructions to install it on your computer then open a word program and write what you want. then change the size of the font (you can highlight and type in a larger number into the size box) to however big you need it 600 is going to give you about a 5.5 inch letter, print it out and use your favorite method of applique! I have used font size in the 900s before which are HUGE!
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