My "outside the box"
01-11-2011, 04:48 AM
#72
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Indianapolis
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I love this pattern and have looked at it often..I'm a little afraid of ordering patterns.. In the past I ordered a pattern offline called " Ribbons in Motion" and wow, I could not make heads or tails out of it. Yet someone from the board had said they found the pattern was very easy to understand.
So I past it to my cousin thinking maybe I didn't understand it because I'm new to quilting...She studied it for two days and couldnt understand it either lol.. Maybe It was missing a page or something. I have no problem reading patterns from most of my books..Strange
Before I give up on them totally I might order this one and see if I'm just pattern retarded or it was a fluke lol
You did a great job arranging your color values (lightest in the center)It really adds to the 3-D affect
So I past it to my cousin thinking maybe I didn't understand it because I'm new to quilting...She studied it for two days and couldnt understand it either lol.. Maybe It was missing a page or something. I have no problem reading patterns from most of my books..Strange
Before I give up on them totally I might order this one and see if I'm just pattern retarded or it was a fluke lol
You did a great job arranging your color values (lightest in the center)It really adds to the 3-D affect
01-11-2011, 05:51 AM
#78
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Somewhere in Time
Posts: 2,697
It is extraordinarily beautiful.
QUESTION: By quarter log cabin. Do you mean you make log cabin blocks and then cut them into four squares and sew them back together in such a way to form the pattern?
QUESTION: By quarter log cabin. Do you mean you make log cabin blocks and then cut them into four squares and sew them back together in such a way to form the pattern?
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