1st Disapearing 9 Patch!
11-29-2009, 01:52 PM
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Thank you all, so much!! Yes, it was really easy to put together, so all of you who haven't gave it a try - do! Would be perfect if you need a quilt in a hurry too!
Dglvr, the fabric is Zen something from Makower UK, that I had gotten last Spring from Fields Fabrics. I got it thinking of Denise's quilt, as she has the rosy floral furniture.
Thank you all again!!
:D :D
Dglvr, the fabric is Zen something from Makower UK, that I had gotten last Spring from Fields Fabrics. I got it thinking of Denise's quilt, as she has the rosy floral furniture.
Thank you all again!!
:D :D
12-01-2009, 07:24 AM
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Mollie, Love your quilt and have been wanting to try this pattern. My question is: How did you do the placement of these squares? I have asked this question before but don't seem to get an answer. It looks like you only have three different fabrics; is that right? And was each block placed the same? Appreciate your response. Again, love the quilt and the colors. Love It.
12-01-2009, 07:45 AM
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Thank you, Sash!
I did a search on this board, as I knew nothing about making one! This is one posting I used for help - scroll down and Gcathie shows how she cut her's, and arranged them. Yes, I used the three fabrics, and just kind of twisted them around for the placement....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-16165-1.htm
Someone (I'm thinking it was Sandpat)posted somewhere to make sure you cut the pieces accurately, when you're cutting the blocks in half, or the finished block won't come out right - something I needed to focus on. lol!!
I hope this answers your question, if not, let me know!! :) :)
I did a search on this board, as I knew nothing about making one! This is one posting I used for help - scroll down and Gcathie shows how she cut her's, and arranged them. Yes, I used the three fabrics, and just kind of twisted them around for the placement....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-16165-1.htm
Someone (I'm thinking it was Sandpat)posted somewhere to make sure you cut the pieces accurately, when you're cutting the blocks in half, or the finished block won't come out right - something I needed to focus on. lol!!
I hope this answers your question, if not, let me know!! :) :)
12-01-2009, 07:57 AM
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Thank so much, Ducky!! :) :)
And Sash, I just re-read your question.... No, I don't think each block is placed the same, I believe some might go upside down, or backwards.... Sorry, it's been about a month since I made it, and I have no memory! lol!!! I had to lay them out on my design wall, to figure out how to put each one. It is all easier than it sounds, I didn't have any issues making it, and it was by far the fastest one I've done!
And Sash, I just re-read your question.... No, I don't think each block is placed the same, I believe some might go upside down, or backwards.... Sorry, it's been about a month since I made it, and I have no memory! lol!!! I had to lay them out on my design wall, to figure out how to put each one. It is all easier than it sounds, I didn't have any issues making it, and it was by far the fastest one I've done!
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