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OHMYGOSH!! I'm lovin' the variations!! Way to go ladies!
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I am just amazed by the creativity I've seen. Usually, I'm right in there with one of the first to post. I decided to finish my 2010 BOM first- almost done. For 2011, I'm going with scrappy reds using some of Margo's ideas. I need to get the background fabric yet - light fabric that reads white or cream (that I like) is hard to find in the amount needed. I'm starting my washing and starching on the reds and greens. What a joy to see what has been done so far.
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Margo....or anyone........... where, if any, is there a show or video of how to make matching mitered corners for a border, using mirrors????? :shock: I have my mirrors now and I want to try and make matching mitered corners. However, I am unable to locate a video regarding it. I need a video, as I am a visual person....I have to see it to do it.
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Janice, I'm afraid that it's only a PDF file with lots of photos, not a video, but I show using mirrors to miter the corners of the 2011 Beloved Beauties in my additional January instructions:Originally posted by BertwoodMargo....or anyone........... where, if any, is there a show or video of how to make matching mitered corners for a border, using mirrors????? :shock: I have my mirrors now and I want to try and make matching mitered corners. However, I am unable to locate a video regarding it. I need a video, as I am a visual person....I have to see it to do it.
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks Margo....I have read it several times....however, I am still confused as to how to line up the corners, to match the design. I will work on it.
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Janice, do you mean that you don't know how to hold the mirrors at the correct angle, or that you don't know where on the fabric to put the mirrors?
If you have made a template of the EXACT shape that you need, you just put it on the fabric where you want to check the design. Set the mirrors down right on the edges of the template, then remove the template to see the reflected design. You will then need to make another template with the seam allowances added and registration marks.
Hope that helps....
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Okay, that helped a lot. So I need two different templates, one with and one without seam allowances. I will work on it tomorrow. Thank you so much!
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Good point, Janice! I will update the PDF file with a better explanation! Does this make more sense?Originally posted by Bertwood
You will need to make two placement templates out of template plastic to fussy cut these triangles to make the designs line up. Start with a square that measures 8-3/8” x 8-3/8”, and cut it in half once diagonally.
The long side of your triangle should measure 11-7/8”, and the height at the center should be 6”. On one of these triangles trim away ¼” from the two short sides to use with mirrors to determine your placement on the striped fabric.
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I'm excited! This week I will actually get to start my Ruffled Roses, so I printed out my center design full size, figured out which fabrics go where, was very pleased with it ... 'til my head started saying, what if ... ? So, I now have a whole new design for the center, but I'm pleased with it. JoJo and everyone else, please comment about anything that I might not be seeing! (before I start cutting and sewing :wink: )
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Rgold love your block and its looks fine to me, what a great idea.
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Robin You should be excited your design is absolutely beautiful, looking forward to seeing it done in fabric Dorothy Suffolk England
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Robin, I just love your block. You are a terrific designer!
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Awesome, Robin! I love the "what-if" quilts!!
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Robin!
That looks awesome! I can't wait to see it in fabric!
Love it!
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