Potholder Quilts
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Yes quilt 1950, that's what I'm referring to, my blocks are 16"x16", I obtained the precut batting squares from a Guild Sister, chose a Churndash pattern, think I will try it both ways to see which one I like.
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Couple of interesting links I found.
http://treadlestitches.blogspot.com/...der-quilt.html
http://fallbrookquiltguild.com/docum...dpotholder.pdf
It's kind of a neat quilt as you go method.
http://treadlestitches.blogspot.com/...der-quilt.html
http://fallbrookquiltguild.com/docum...dpotholder.pdf
It's kind of a neat quilt as you go method.
#15
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i think maybe zig-zagging them together sounds like the way to go vs whip-stitching. You would eliminate the bulk, it'd be more secure and add interest. This could be cute especially for a picnic quilt for use on top of table or for sitting on.
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