Pieced Heart Pattern - any suggestions?
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Ditto ... that's a good one.
I did a wall hanging last year ... found the pattern simply by asking Mr. Google.
Found lots of possibilities and then had to make a decision.
Sorry ... I didn't keep the links ... though you'll find them fast enough, I'm sure!
I did a wall hanging last year ... found the pattern simply by asking Mr. Google.
Found lots of possibilities and then had to make a decision.
Sorry ... I didn't keep the links ... though you'll find them fast enough, I'm sure!
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The Quilter's Cache heart is an upright or straight-set block.
This one is meant to be set on point, a technique that makes almost any quilt more interesting.
I have figured it for a 9.5" finished block but it can be adjusted easily. I'd suggest making your changes in scraps first so that you can adjust your snowball squares in small increments to keep the heart rounded and pretty.
Jan in VA
This one is meant to be set on point, a technique that makes almost any quilt more interesting.
I have figured it for a 9.5" finished block but it can be adjusted easily. I'd suggest making your changes in scraps first so that you can adjust your snowball squares in small increments to keep the heart rounded and pretty.
Jan in VA
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I was just searching for something too: here is one that I found, you could just do one square
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...ts-t70299.html
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...ts-t70299.html
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The Quilter's Cache heart is an upright or straight-set block.
This one is meant to be set on point, a technique that makes almost any quilt more interesting.
I have figured it for a 9.5" finished block but it can be adjusted easily. I'd suggest making your changes in scraps first so that you can adjust your snowball squares in small increments to keep the heart rounded and pretty.
Jan in VA
This one is meant to be set on point, a technique that makes almost any quilt more interesting.
I have figured it for a 9.5" finished block but it can be adjusted easily. I'd suggest making your changes in scraps first so that you can adjust your snowball squares in small increments to keep the heart rounded and pretty.
Jan in VA
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