I really want to put some on a tote. I love yours :D

omak, nobody, in the history of this board...I think, lol,...ever messed up a post, like I did, with my first pics,...the ones I did by myself,...so, if I can live thru it...you can live thru it.
This really is one of those things, that you learn by doing.
would weally wove to see your pitchers, omak! :wink:

on a tote is a great idea - i'll have to give that a try next time i make a tote bag - thanks for the inspiration.

Prairie points on a tote would be VERY awesome, I am thinking.
And, it isn't just a matter of talking to a computer and downloading pictures... all the baby talk/coaxing will not put a camera into my hands. Other than that, it would probably be a breeze! LOL

KLue, thanks for the link to the tutorial. I looked and I want to try. I have been stumped on a lap quilt for some time now on finishing the border and binding. I would love to try this method.
Wanda

wanda

make them and then post pics for us.

its really not hard at all. i attached them to the quilt last night and it just looks awesome.

i used mine pointing in - i posted pics for everyone and asked which way they liked it and it was an overwhelming "pointing in" response.

i hope to post the finished quilt tomorrow for everyone to see.

how is this done I never heard of this,would love to try this, could you show here on site

this link is a photo tute on how to make them

http://patchworkunderground.com/blog...oints-tutorial

and this link is a PDF on how to make them along with 2 fabric continuous points and points with piping - which i'll be trying both of these styles real soon - i'm addicted to prairie points that point in.

http://extension.usu.edu/files/publi...b__7298330.pdf

Thanks Klue - have saved it! Wow, real grown up University instructions! I Love the idea of the ones with piping!

I think they are just beautiful. What a great job!!!