what kind/design of quilt to make out of these blocks
04-11-2015, 03:53 AM
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hi mary - for other ideas use google images with the search term 'puss in the corner quilts'
i have often used that block with an alternating block - such as churn dash for some nice (but simple) results.
if you have a quilt design program - such as eq - try using yr blocks and aternating them with other 9 patch type blocks.
i have often used that block with an alternating block - such as churn dash for some nice (but simple) results.
if you have a quilt design program - such as eq - try using yr blocks and aternating them with other 9 patch type blocks.
05-08-2015, 08:11 PM
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Why cut them? these make this top...alternating with a solid square.
Obviously this one uses the light/white in the middle
I made the one above using 8.5" blocks.
I made the one below for my neighbor using 6.5" (before sewing into quilt) blocks
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Why cut them? these make this top...alternating with a solid square.
Obviously this one uses the light/white in the middle
I made the one above using 8.5" blocks.
I made the one below for my neighbor using 6.5" (before sewing into quilt) blocks
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05-08-2015, 08:14 PM
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Just lay them out on the floor. You will also need to cut triangles to put along the edge. How long are the sides on the blocks? For example if the blocks are 12 1/2 inches along the side you will need to cut 12 7/8 in. squares to make the triangles out of for the sides. If that seems overwhelming 13 in. might work too and cut those in half diagonally.
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