katcincinnati

Thank you for posting this as I have 2 cathedral quilts to have done by christmas.

Patticake

Thank you so very much! I've made a small quilt the old way and was wishing I could make a full size but knew I didn't have the endurance for it. I think it could do this. I love your batiks! Thank you again for showing us how.

sumcoop

Where does the curve come in...just reading but didn't see anywhere to stitch a curve?
A little dense but help!
Thanks,
Susan

Butterflyspain

sumcoop, youare not dense because it got me too. When you sew your triangles they are on point so you put your contrast material in the middle of the triangle then the pieces just fold over nicely. Look at the first pic again on page 1.

Elle

sumcoop

Ok...I will look again...thanks,

steelecg

I keep going back to this and it is terrific. Is it possible to get a pdf downloadable version or what would you suggest for printing off the steps?? Love your work

Greeter Eva

I'm sure if you google Cathedral Window , you will get a downloadable instruction there. I know I did a while back.
Eva

maggie2122

What a great tutorial! :thumbup: :thumbup: It still looks like a lot of work. The results are beautiful though.

newjeepgreen

At the risk of sounding really stupid is it actually the four triangles that you fold and sew round the "glass". Sorry for my silly question but other than that I think this is a wonderful tut and definately will try it. I have a lot of animal and bird 31/2" squares which I would like to put in place of "glass" do you think they would look OK and what size would my first square need to be to suit these. Many thanks.

Quilt Mom

I think it would be lovely to put the birds/animals in the 'windows'. As to size of the original block to form the frame, I am afraid I am no help this morning.