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Woo hoo! The updated file worked. As an FYI - I use EDGE as my browser, and I always download first then call up the download...
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Ready for next month!
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That certainly works. Good thinking.
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For the border, instead of using the paper, I just made half square triangles and then added a snowball (1 1/2") square...
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See the pattern, Month 3.
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what is the measurement of the medallion with sashings but before the inner borders are added?...
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Great--thanks for sharing! Try to keep cool.
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Great--thanks for sharing!
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Got it done
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Thank you the update worked
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For anyone having trouble printing the 7+ Star block—the file has been updated just now. We ask you to try printing it...
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Yes, the rest are used in future months.
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Are the direction for cutting the sashing right? They say to cut12 @ 1.5 x Wof. It seems you only need 5....
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Had this same issue. I tried a lot of things on my computer. I finally logged into the Quilt Show from my iPhone, found...
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None of us can replicate this problem using Chrome or Firefox and printing from a downloaded file.
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Lots of movement!
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I am having the same issue.
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Pam, I really like how you did your border blocks. It is very effective . . . . I would love you use it on another one...
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I'm quite behind on my BOM, but now have all the tall buildings of the outer ring done. I would like to add some house numbers and ideally a street name to a few of the tall buildings to commemorate buildings that were significant to my family, but I'm not sure how best to put them on as most of the pieces are quite small except for the doors.
For those of you who added house numbers or addresses, how and where did you add them? I've considered machine embroidery but the basic embroidery alphabets that come with my machine are not too appealing, or possibly printing a sign of some sort and fusing it on...even hand embroidery. Any suggestions welcome! -
My quilt was done with wool appliqué, so I did lots of personalizing with house numbers and building names. I’d suggest doing hand embroidery. I’ve attached a few photos of some of mine to give you some ideas.Carole Berry -
Thank you! Yours is spectacular!Comment
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Sites like OESD for Bernina or Urban Threads and embroidery.com have digitized fonts you can buy and import. However, size options are limited . Smallest I have seen is 1/4 inch. Some become very hard to read. I think the lovely hand work done above gives better results. Or…. Paint them on , using a stencil. Practice on other scrap fabric. Maybe make a rectangular sign and stitch it on?Comment
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