Making a Indian Hatchet Quilt
#121
I used 4 and 1/2 in squares with 3 in squares I wanted to have more color showing. you can do it in any size you want to do them in.the larger your small squares are , the less of the large square will show. Does that make sense?
#123
Originally Posted by burnsk
Yes, it does make sense. Actually, if you decide to make another one, LMK. I have some 5" and 6" squares I can send you to add to your quilt. Thanks for your help.
#125
Originally Posted by youme
NInnie, it was really hard to match up the four triangles on the blocks into squares for this beginner.
How would you quilt it by hand? I mean what typr of pattern would you go with?
panda
How would you quilt it by hand? I mean what typr of pattern would you go with?
panda
Also, I have to pin all of those points to get them to be straight and even.
Pinning is the only way I know how to do it. :D :D
#128
Originally Posted by ranger
That's going to be great!! The muslin makes the scrappies look like beautiful jewels.
I hope you don't mind me asking for tips on how to do the scrappy corners. I use this method to make snowball blocks. No matter how careful I am to mark the diagonal line and sew on it, the corner pieces are sometimes' off '--a bit too small or a bit too big.. Do you have any tricks for making sure they are accurate? Hope I explained it clearly enough.
ranger
I hope you don't mind me asking for tips on how to do the scrappy corners. I use this method to make snowball blocks. No matter how careful I am to mark the diagonal line and sew on it, the corner pieces are sometimes' off '--a bit too small or a bit too big.. Do you have any tricks for making sure they are accurate? Hope I explained it clearly enough.
ranger
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