Gypsy Wife - Sect 2
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OMG! That freezer paper technique looks interesting...I will try that..thanks for the addy. Are all the blocks in this pattern pp, or have you just chosen to do them that way?
to whomever wanted to make own/use orphans to do a version of this...that's what I'm thinking too! Because the original pattern, as I see it, is just a jumble of blocks, colors...some on Pinterest have isolated, controlled versions.....
to whomever wanted to make own/use orphans to do a version of this...that's what I'm thinking too! Because the original pattern, as I see it, is just a jumble of blocks, colors...some on Pinterest have isolated, controlled versions.....
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Geri B, I chose to use PP for just about all the blocks. No ripping pieces of paper off when done and templates are re-usable. Also her seam allowances seem to be very narrow when piecing, so with this method I cut the pieces a bit larger, pp them then trim to 1/4" SAs.
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thanks...good going.....will have to plan this carefully
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