My version of the Missouri Star Quilt Company Periwinkle Quilt
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Thank u so much. I have the template and papers. I used them for a spiderweb quilt I am working on now. I saw the new tutorial and loved the one hanging on the wall. I am printing out the papers now. I love the smaller size for a baby quilt. This is the greatest place for help with anything quilt related. Thank you again and Thanks to everyone that is on QB.
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Hi Becky. Can u put a link up showing us where the fix for this is at? Ive not found it. TIA for any help. or What is the very important step that was left out?
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[QUOTE=BeckyMSQC;5909335]Hello everyone, I just wanted to let everyone one that MSQC has posted on their blog how to use their Wacky Web Template to make this Periwinkle Quilt. The tutorial left out a very important step by accident.]
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[QUOTE=BeckyMSQC;5909335]Hello everyone, I just wanted to let everyone one that MSQC has posted on their blog how to use their Wacky Web Template to make this Periwinkle Quilt. The tutorial left out a very important step by accident.]
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She left out a step that shows you that you need to sew the background fabric to the opposite corner. We have pictures on the blog and I am attaching the link for that now. It is under the Fabric Friday pictures. It is not hard just difficult to explain in text.
http://blog.missouriquiltco.com/
I hope this helps...I really think it will!!!
http://blog.missouriquiltco.com/
I hope this helps...I really think it will!!!
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She left out a step that shows you that you need to sew the background fabric to the opposite corner. We have pictures on the blog and I am attaching the link for that now. It is under the Fabric Friday pictures. It is not hard just difficult to explain in text.
http://blog.missouriquiltco.com/
I hope this helps...I really think it will!!!
http://blog.missouriquiltco.com/
I hope this helps...I really think it will!!!
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Oh my goodness, I bought the whole kit and caboodle from M* and have not used it yet. How did Jenny's come out so well? They must have made several to make a template and papers to go with it but all these avid quilters had problems. Now, I don't want to tackle it if there are problems with it. Thank you so much for sharing your paper-piecing technique with us all!! You are a life saver. And, the paper idea from the dollar store is a great hint!! Piece and blessings, Vicki
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Hi, There is a tutorial "fix" for the problem. Jenny forgot to tell where to put the fabric on the paper in the first tutorial. I love the smaller version that was posted here and thats what I will do for a baby quilt. I did use the MSQC template and am making a large spider web quilt now. I thought I would be working outside today but its turned cold in Tn.
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Pat
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i like ithis block to when i saw it on msqc ,but i think it looks better in a smaller size block,in jenny,s quilt that she shows us frist the block is smaller which i liked butter,thanks for infomation to website
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