Home town quilt show - mini-tut for Quilt #10 @ post #76
11-12-2014, 03:56 PM
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11-12-2014, 05:24 PM
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I drove up to my home town yesterday for their annual quilt show. I had never been before. Got to see lots of old friends. And, lots of pretty quilts. I took the pictures before the ribbons were pinned on the winners. My sister went with me and we had a wonderful outing together. Had lunch with a guitar picking friend at the local cafe'. Just a great day all around. Thought you might enjoy the show. Here are a few of the quilts.
Again, thanks for sharing the 'eye candy'.
11-13-2014, 06:57 AM
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This block looks difficult but it really isn't. Just take it step by step and before you know it you will have the block made. I have bookmarked the site, also downloaded the pattern.
11-13-2014, 08:14 AM
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What a nice way to start the day, with a cup of coffee! Thank you for taking the time to share with us. Beautiful quilts. Give me hope that I can do some of these. One in particular that I like very much and that can use some scraps is # 10 I beleive.[ATTACH=CONFIG]498424[/ATTACH] Really love this one. Can somebody tell me the name please.
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11-13-2014, 08:52 AM
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#10 is pieced like a 9P. I haven't worked out the math on it yet, but a dark strip and white strip are sewn together that equals 4.5", the same as the squares, 4.5" to finish @ 12.5" block. I've seen this type quilt before. I think the squares must be 4.25" so that it comes out right. If no one finds the pattern or name, I'll be glad to work up a tut on it.
TFS all the nice pics of the quilts! We enjoyed this QS!!!
TFS all the nice pics of the quilts! We enjoyed this QS!!!
11-13-2014, 08:54 AM
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Thank you so much! This is THE pattern! I have one block that I made in 30's fabric and then lost the pattern. Now I can make the quilt!
This block looks difficult but it really isn't. Just take it step by step and before you know it you will have the block made. I have bookmarked the site, also downloaded the pattern.
This block looks difficult but it really isn't. Just take it step by step and before you know it you will have the block made. I have bookmarked the site, also downloaded the pattern.
11-13-2014, 09:13 AM
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I have the pattern in a magazine at home. It is made with 4-patches; 16 with 4 red squares, 15 with 4 brown squares; 80 that have a red and green opposite with cream for the other two; and then I can't remember how many cream 4 patches. You lay them out on a diagonal using alternating cream and colored (brown across the top and bottom; green down the sides) setting triangles at the ends. I made on with reds and browns and I am currently making one with greens and browns. I'll see if I can dig up a picture of my finished one.
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