Tumbling Blocks without Y-seams Tutorial
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Around Christmas (last month), I got a tutorial in my inbox that was to make the Tumbling Blocks Pattern without any Y-seams. It was done with strips. I saved it on my mail program for about a week while I was busy with other things and when I wanted to print it out, it was no longer there. If anyone knows the link to it or could tell me where it came from I'd be a very happy woman!! Still getting used to my new touch-screen computer and must have gotten the wrong item when cleaning up my mail. Thank you for your help!
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Around Christmas (last month), I got a tutorial in my inbox that was to make the Tumbling Blocks Pattern without any Y-seams. It was done with strips. I saved it on my mail program for about a week while I was busy with other things and when I wanted to print it out, it was no longer there. If anyone knows the link to it or could tell me where it came from I'd be a very happy woman!! Still getting used to my new touch-screen computer and must have gotten the wrong item when cleaning up my mail. Thank you for your help!
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missouri star quilts has a tutorial on Rhombus quilt and sells the template. i just got mine.
http://quiltingtutorials.com/quilt-p...uilt-easy-way/
http://quiltingtutorials.com/quilt-p...uilt-easy-way/
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Could this pattern help. This lady says the original has been taken off the web, also that she has changed it.
https://beyondsockmonkeys.com/tutori...not-technique/
https://beyondsockmonkeys.com/tutori...not-technique/
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i have used Kaye woods way of dealing with y seams, and it works! Much easier than fiddlin' with that stop/start 1/4"!
that sock monkey site looks like that would be a good way too.
that sock monkey site looks like that would be a good way too.
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A great site, thanks!
Could this pattern help. This lady says the original has been taken off the web, also that she has changed it.
https://beyondsockmonkeys.com/tutori...not-technique/
https://beyondsockmonkeys.com/tutori...not-technique/
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