tarbendeer30
I don`t imangine there is anymore around as I bought it as a remnant at walmart in canada years ago. Gale |
Great quilt block. For inspiration, I have printed pics of a few quilts made with this block pattern. I want to make a quilt using the pattern....SOMEDAY!!!
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Very nice! I'm working on a Buzz Saw too. It's at the quilters right now. I made it out of oriental print fabrics. You can see it here: http://fabricribbonandyarn.blogspot....-quilting.html
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Originally Posted by Suse
Very nice! I'm working on a Buzz Saw too. It's at the quilters right now. I made it out of oriental print fabrics. You can see it here: http://fabricribbonandyarn.blogspot....-quilting.html
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looked at yours suse very pretty would like to see it finished.
Gale |
grma33
Thanxs for letting me know. Darn it!!!!!!!!!!!:):):) Bev |
A fast and easy way to make a Buzz Saw Block:
1. Cut big squares of high contrast fabrics. 2. Wrong sides together, make HSTs - you'll end up with 2. 3. Press toward darker fabric. 4. Cut 4 or 5 equal width strips. Number them 1-4 or 1-5 5. Realign them from ascending order to descending order. Sew 1/4 inch seams. Now you have a Buzz Saw Block. Many possible variations. Keep the same light fabric, but use scraps for the darker contrast. Or, use scrap lights and scrap darks. Many lay-out variations - similar to log cabins, but MUCH faster. |
Originally Posted by sewjoyce
Originally Posted by Suse
Very nice! I'm working on a Buzz Saw too. It's at the quilters right now. I made it out of oriental print fabrics. You can see it here: http://fabricribbonandyarn.blogspot....-quilting.html
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Originally Posted by grma33
looked at yours suse very pretty would like to see it finished.
Gale |
Originally Posted by JoanneS
A fast and easy way to make a Buzz Saw Block:
1. Cut big squares of high contrast fabrics. 2. Wrong sides together, make HSTs - you'll end up with 2. 3. Press toward darker fabric. 4. Cut 4 or 5 equal width strips. Number them 1-4 or 1-5 5. Realign them from ascending order to descending order. Sew 1/4 inch seams. Now you have a Buzz Saw Block. Many possible variations. Keep the same light fabric, but use scraps for the darker contrast. Or, use scrap lights and scrap darks. Many lay-out variations - similar to log cabins, but MUCH faster. |
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