Recommend pattern for unique fabric sqaures (6")
08-01-2012, 08:37 AM
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WOOOHOOOO found it!!!!! Of course, if I could have the name right it would have been easier!!! It's called Slide Show at http://store.atkinsondesigns.com/sto...3&Item_ID=1023
Looks like a Film Strip to me, guess that's why the name stuck. But Slide Show is it's proper name!!
Looks like a Film Strip to me, guess that's why the name stuck. But Slide Show is it's proper name!!
08-01-2012, 08:47 AM
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I'm late to the game, but something like this would showcase the fabrics, while having a slightly more interesting pattern than just blocks with sashing. You could use black for the diamonds between the squares. The fabrics are so beautiful that it will look great either way, though!
Directions available here. I just made a quilt of these snowball blocks, and it was SO easy. http://lellaboutique.blogspot.com/20...26297717512045
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Directions available here. I just made a quilt of these snowball blocks, and it was SO easy. http://lellaboutique.blogspot.com/20...26297717512045
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08-01-2012, 03:27 PM
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this is a copyright pattern which can be purchased here http://www.ilovesewingonline.com/sho...sku-104842.htm
08-01-2012, 03:53 PM
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I'm late to the game, but something like this would showcase the fabrics, while having a slightly more interesting pattern than just blocks with sashing. You could use black for the diamonds between the squares. The fabrics are so beautiful that it will look great either way, though!
Directions available here. I just made a quilt of these snowball blocks, and it was SO easy. http://lellaboutique.blogspot.com/20...26297717512045
Directions available here. I just made a quilt of these snowball blocks, and it was SO easy. http://lellaboutique.blogspot.com/20...26297717512045
08-06-2012, 12:15 PM
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I'm trying to create my own, I just used a layer cake of 10" blocks...added off white 2 1/2" squares in opposite corners with black strips to complete the right side and bottom, then added 2 1/2" sashing and will put sashing between the rows, will post a pic when I'm finished (maybe tomorrow). I used really bright color, so hope it looks good.
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08-07-2012, 09:28 AM
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My Shadow squares
[QUOTE=vhord620;5422146]I'm trying to create my own, I just used a layer cake of 10" blocks...added off white 2 1/2" squares in opposite corners with black strips to complete the right side and bottom, then added 2 1/2" sashing
not too bad for this old newbie, been quilting less than a year, and I'm having sew much fun! I have 5 more to go for the adult grandkids. All are bright except for one that's a Marblehead in browna and grays.
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not too bad for this old newbie, been quilting less than a year, and I'm having sew much fun! I have 5 more to go for the adult grandkids. All are bright except for one that's a Marblehead in browna and grays.
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