Square in a square block
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Originally Posted by c joyce
I use Jodi Barrows's Square in a Square method and ruler.
http://www.squareinasquare.com/
http://www.squareinasquare.com/
Diane
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Originally Posted by davidwent
DIANE!!!
I'm soooooo jealous!! where'd you get the Bruins logos?? I hope you sow me pics wen your done!
David
I'm soooooo jealous!! where'd you get the Bruins logos?? I hope you sow me pics wen your done!
David
I found them on Ebay. I purchased 12 blocks for just under $50, about a year ago. They are the embroidered logo on white background. The vendor has a license for the NHL, NFL, MBL, NBL, etc.
Do a search on ebay for Football quilt blocks and it should come up.
Actually, here is the link:
http://stores.ebay.com/VERY-BEST-DRE...=p4634.c0.m322
Choose from the menu on the left.
Diane
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I ordered the book today. DD wanted something from barnes & noble so I figure I might as well get this book too to get free shipping. :mrgreen: Can't wait to get it-I have too much fabric and too little room so I need to get sewing.
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The quilt top is almost done, just need to add borders!
See the picture here.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-95707-1.htm#2412208
Jan in VA, I used your method for the larger square in a square and loved it. My points are floating! I also really liked just cutting out the middle piece of fabric. When I made the inner blocks for the stars, the squares were too big and I would have been sewing through the embroidery, so I had to cut them back, which is why there are no points.
Anita, I didn't use your method because the blocks were too large and I didn't have paper in the house to make a diagram that was big enough, but I have used it to cut a ton of scraps and have a great quilt border in the makings for one of my patriotic quilts and the blocks look awesome because they are so perfect! I found some graph paper on a roll that can handle larger blocks for the future. I just love how easy it is cut the blocks.
Diane
See the picture here.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-95707-1.htm#2412208
Jan in VA, I used your method for the larger square in a square and loved it. My points are floating! I also really liked just cutting out the middle piece of fabric. When I made the inner blocks for the stars, the squares were too big and I would have been sewing through the embroidery, so I had to cut them back, which is why there are no points.
Anita, I didn't use your method because the blocks were too large and I didn't have paper in the house to make a diagram that was big enough, but I have used it to cut a ton of scraps and have a great quilt border in the makings for one of my patriotic quilts and the blocks look awesome because they are so perfect! I found some graph paper on a roll that can handle larger blocks for the future. I just love how easy it is cut the blocks.
Diane
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