Need helping with a pattern
03-22-2011, 07:16 PM
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You are explaining it right...the video on missouri quilt shop tutorial is the one you want...you sew your strips together then cut them with a ruler that has a 60 degree line on it...here is both tutorials
http://www.youtube.com/missouriquilt...62/vOWSp0mTTqE
http://www.youtube.com/missouriquilt...45/J5WgTyqB8Pc and this one shows you the same technique but using different kinds of strips...
You will get the same kind of quilt as you are talking about, it all depends how you sew your strip colors into strips
http://www.youtube.com/missouriquilt...62/vOWSp0mTTqE
http://www.youtube.com/missouriquilt...45/J5WgTyqB8Pc and this one shows you the same technique but using different kinds of strips...
You will get the same kind of quilt as you are talking about, it all depends how you sew your strip colors into strips
03-22-2011, 07:38 PM
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Just wanted to give a big thanks for everyone's help.
LindaBN : You were right on the money as far as it being a tube quilt. lolll. I guess i was just not seeing things the right way. Had a very long day, and am a bit tired. Thanks Linda.
Thanks Starlite, MHansen6, and BTiny36 for the pictures and the links.
LindaBN : You were right on the money as far as it being a tube quilt. lolll. I guess i was just not seeing things the right way. Had a very long day, and am a bit tired. Thanks Linda.
Thanks Starlite, MHansen6, and BTiny36 for the pictures and the links.
03-22-2011, 07:53 PM
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I am not an expert, but from looking at the blocks in the finished top, it looks like she took 3 strips (EX: red, white, & blue) the same width, sewed them together, Use the triangular ruler and cut two with the base of her ruler on the blue, then rotated the ruler so the base is on the red, then cut two of them. That will give you 4 triangles. Then joined these together to form the square. That gives you 2 small red points and 2 small blue points as your center of the block. The white is always in the middle so that forms the square of a solid color. Then you have 2 large red and 2 large blue strips for the outside of your block. Hope this makes sense. Sorry I don't have a camera, I can't post pictures.
03-22-2011, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by SundarKoyal
As I was roaming the "Pictures" section of this message board, I came across a quilt that someone made that I was very interested in trying.
I contacted the person who had made the quilt, but I never heard back from her. I think she does not come to the message boards that often. This is the link to the message board page that has the quilt that I am referring to.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-63634-1.htm
I contacted the person who had made the quilt, but I never heard back from her. I think she does not come to the message boards that often. This is the link to the message board page that has the quilt that I am referring to.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-63634-1.htm
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