Crazy Eight Strip Teaser - table toppers
10-06-2010, 04:36 PM
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These are gorgeous. I've been seeing this pattern around lately. Where can I find the pattern? Thanks
Originally Posted by quilter girl
These two table toppers were made from a pattern that I picked up at a quilt show. They were fun to make - they are larger, 42 x 42. My pattern was called crazy eight strip teasers - I have seen different pattern names on this thread.
They were made for my mother and mother in laws birthday. I picked the material for my mother, and my dear husband picked out the material for his mom. I think he did a good job.
They were made for my mother and mother in laws birthday. I picked the material for my mother, and my dear husband picked out the material for his mom. I think he did a good job.
10-06-2010, 06:50 PM
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I purchased my pattern at a quilt show. The pattern says Jae's Attic, po box 3474 - Lake Havasu City, AZ 86405. It also lists a phone #928-453-4040. Web Site: www.sewwhat-quilting.com and also an email: [email protected]. Hope this info helps out.
Originally Posted by Sarah CA
These are gorgeous. I've been seeing this pattern around lately. Where can I find the pattern? Thanks
Originally Posted by quilter girl
These two table toppers were made from a pattern that I picked up at a quilt show. They were fun to make - they are larger, 42 x 42. My pattern was called crazy eight strip teasers - I have seen different pattern names on this thread.
They were made for my mother and mother in laws birthday. I picked the material for my mother, and my dear husband picked out the material for his mom. I think he did a good job.
They were made for my mother and mother in laws birthday. I picked the material for my mother, and my dear husband picked out the material for his mom. I think he did a good job.
10-06-2010, 06:53 PM
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The inside corners aren't real "crisp" sharp corners. It wasn't hard at all to bind - I thought it was going to be must more of a struggle - but I'm happy with the end result.
Originally Posted by stinker
how difficult is the binding to sew on with those sharp edges? Does that question even make since???
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