my last 10 minute quilt
07-03-2018, 05:43 PM
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my last 10 minute quilt
This will probably be my last 10 minute quilt block quilt 
I just don't know about how I like the center block being raised up - how this will handle daily use wear concerns me a bit. But I tried something new and I learned somethings.
This one will be sent back to Germany with my cousin next week - once I get it quilted. I am just so glad that I got the top done
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I just don't know about how I like the center block being raised up - how this will handle daily use wear concerns me a bit. But I tried something new and I learned somethings.This one will be sent back to Germany with my cousin next week - once I get it quilted. I am just so glad that I got the top done
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07-04-2018, 05:53 AM
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most like doing this method because it allows you to fold back the fold of the fabric and stitch it down. makes it look like a more difficult block with curves. you could still do that if you were worried about it.
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07-04-2018, 06:40 AM
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I've never seen this block before. Thanks for the post & showing us what you did. I would love to see a picture after it's quilted.
Here's a site on the 10 minute block. I like how she figured out how to take the "bulk" out of the center. She also shows some variations for the block.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8HIb1tX9iE
Here's a site on the 10 minute block. I like how she figured out how to take the "bulk" out of the center. She also shows some variations for the block.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8HIb1tX9iE
07-04-2018, 06:59 AM
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osewme - I watched that same video and I did cut the bulk away
Thanks everyone for your kind words
I made 2 others before this and I did curve back the edges - which I liked. But this is flannel and I was concerned about the extra bulk. I just straight stitched these edges down hopefully it will be fine
The quilt is going to Germany as a gift. My dad was born in Germany and came to America in 1952. Some of his family are visiting this summer. This quilt will be a gift to my cousin's 10 year old granddaughter for a keep sake. I had this quilt label made to put on the quilt.
Crazy its 100 degrees and I am giving her a quilt ha ha ha ha
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and I did cut the bulk awayThanks everyone for your kind words
I made 2 others before this and I did curve back the edges - which I liked. But this is flannel and I was concerned about the extra bulk. I just straight stitched these edges down hopefully it will be fine
The quilt is going to Germany as a gift. My dad was born in Germany and came to America in 1952. Some of his family are visiting this summer. This quilt will be a gift to my cousin's 10 year old granddaughter for a keep sake. I had this quilt label made to put on the quilt.
Crazy its 100 degrees and I am giving her a quilt ha ha ha ha
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