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05-15-2009, 11:03 AM

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nellie

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when you finish with these patterns will you be willing to share the patterns with us please let me know thank you so much ,beauitful work on your block i can,t wait to see the boys block

05-15-2009, 11:06 AM

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Shemjo

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Adorable! :lol:

05-15-2009, 11:10 AM

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pittsburgpam

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nellie

when you finish with these patterns will you be willing to share the patterns with us please let me know thank you so much ,beauitful work on your block i can,t wait to see the boys block

Yes, I will share them. I really hope though that someone can find out where they came from. There is a lot of years of experience and knowledge on these boards and no one seems to have ever seen them before.

05-15-2009, 11:16 AM

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Evelynquilts

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What a wonderful pattern.... :-)

05-15-2009, 02:12 PM

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nellie

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i have been on ebay asking for help i,ve been at this for 2 days know luck yet hope to hear from some people from ebay if i hear anything will let you all know

05-15-2009, 02:20 PM

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Cute PDF is the program I use to make PDF's, it's great, just like a virtual printer only instead of a hard copy it asks you for a file name and saves it to pdf.

I've done the pdf's for foundation piecing, and another set for templates. These are for 12" finished blocks.

**note: for anyone printing the templates, one piece has split over two pages, there was no way around it, but it prints with a line of tiny little dots where the two have to join, so you can make sure that you get it matched exactly.**

Rotary cutting instructions

[ATTACH=CONFIG]57532[/ATTACH]

Templates

[ATTACH=CONFIG]57565[/ATTACH]

Foundation piecing pattern

[ATTACH=CONFIG]57581[/ATTACH]

Attached Files

Attachment-57532.pdf (351.6 KB, 68 views)

Attachment-57565.pdf (21.2 KB, 109 views)

Attachment-57581.pdf (25.7 KB, 111 views)

05-15-2009, 02:24 PM

#27

BlueChicken

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Girl 1 patterns.... (shoulders same level as bodice)

Rotary cutting instructions

[ATTACH=CONFIG]57518[/ATTACH]

Foundation piecing pattern

[ATTACH=CONFIG]57520[/ATTACH]

templates

[ATTACH=CONFIG]57526[/ATTACH]

Attached Files

Attachment-57518.pdf (654.3 KB, 70 views)

Attachment-57520.pdf (28.4 KB, 77 views)

Attachment-57526.pdf (20.9 KB, 81 views)

05-15-2009, 02:25 PM

#28

BlueChicken

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and girl 2....

foundation pattern

[ATTACH=CONFIG]57521[/ATTACH]

rotary cutting

[ATTACH=CONFIG]57528[/ATTACH]

templates

[ATTACH=CONFIG]57564[/ATTACH]

Attached Files

Attachment-57521.pdf (28.4 KB, 90 views)

Attachment-57528.pdf (460.1 KB, 66 views)

Attachment-57564.pdf (20.9 KB, 96 views)

05-15-2009, 02:27 PM

#29

BlueChicken

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I haven't actually made one of these yet, but will be locking myself in my dungeon tomorrow to have a go.

I have a vision in my head of scraps of my kid's favourite outfits over the years made into these blocks, what an awesome way to remember and hang onto their childhood.