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I came across a tute here awhile back of a pattern dont even remember the name it is where you take fabrics and sew together and then cut your square I think its what it is I am totally lost.
if anyone know approx. what I mean and could help would appreciate it
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sandy
if anyone know approx. what I mean and could help would appreciate it
thanks
sandy
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Is it one from Rhonda ? She has a lot of "cut Down" methods
http://www.quiltingboard.com/virtual...jsp?vsnum=1020
http://www.quiltingboard.com/virtual...jsp?vsnum=1020
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I took the one off rhondas for the boston blocks it is the closest to the one I seen
thanks for all the help appreciate it alot...Now got another question You can make these blocks all different colors like one of different blues and one different reds all in one quilt...Just asking I thats just an example of colors I mentioned. not sure what colors yet just was wondering
thanks for all the help appreciate it alot...Now got another question You can make these blocks all different colors like one of different blues and one different reds all in one quilt...Just asking I thats just an example of colors I mentioned. not sure what colors yet just was wondering
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Half Square Triangles? You take two fabrics,lay one on top of other with right sides together. Draw a line through the center and sew 1/4 " away on both sides of line. Open and you have two squares.
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yea know that. A wonderful lady on here showed me how to do that it was oma66. she has helped me alot...but I was wanting to try and do something different to where you sew 3 pieces of material together and take t square template or etc and cut that square out and still end up with a with like 2 small triangles and one solid triangle I know I am not explaining this right but I got the ideal but not sure of how to do it thanks
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Could it be the Twister pattern where you sew all of your squares together into one piece and then recut into squares?
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-79230-1.htm
or The Disappearing 9 patch?
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-40144-1.htm
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-79230-1.htm
or The Disappearing 9 patch?
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-40144-1.htm
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