Split Steps Block
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Just finished the squares. I like this layout. All from scrap/stash (still have a large pile). The blocks wil be 34 X 51 . I need to put a border on it, but I only have enough of the lightest fabric for that. (I do not like light borders, but might have to make an exception for this one).
Any border thoughts?
Any border thoughts?
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I don't like the proportions 4x6 blocks. 4x5 blocks looks better to me, also I don't have enough dark tan to bind the larger size. I will use the lite tan (white) for the backing. All from stash/scrap.
I am going to take a long arm class and will use this as one of my classroom projects.
I will post photos when it is finished.
Thanks for the idea and support.
Mike
I am going to take a long arm class and will use this as one of my classroom projects.
I will post photos when it is finished.
Thanks for the idea and support.
Mike
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Love your quilt layout. Just an idea...not neccessarily a good one...what about using a print for the borders? Maybe something that has some of the colors in it with a geometrical print. No matter what you decide it's sure to be a great finish!
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Nativetexan - Just a guess here, but if you start off with a 4" square, add 1 1/2" strips all around, and for the second round sew on 4" strips, you should end up with a 13" block. Make another block with alternative colours, mark a line diagonally on one, place two together RSF and sew 1/4" either side of the line then cut down the middle. You should have close to 12.5" blocks. It's worth testing out with scraps first.
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