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If I remember correctly (it hurts my brain to think that far back sometimes) the finished size of the center circle is 16.5". An eighth of an inch will be easy to "fudge" when you begin building on to it.<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://thatcrazyquiltygirl.blogspot.com">http://thatcrazyquiltygirl.blogspot.com</a><!-- m -->
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fudsy, I have learned that it always helps to say whether your measurement is "finished" or "unfinished." If your unfinished measurement is 16 5/8, you are actually 3/8" too small, which may be a little hard to "fudge." If your overall measurement, minus 1/2" (the finished size) is 16 5/8" I'd say you did well!
Dawn
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I think I may have confused some. By "finished size" of 16.5 I meant the size once all of the units for the center circle including the frame are stitched together. Not the size once additional seams are added. Just the center.<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://thatcrazyquiltygirl.blogspot.com">http://thatcrazyquiltygirl.blogspot.com</a><!-- m -->
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I could be remembering incorrectly too, so maybe I'll whip one up again and see what I come up with. I've been considering making another Sedona Star anyway! :P<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://thatcrazyquiltygirl.blogspot.com">http://thatcrazyquiltygirl.blogspot.com</a><!-- m -->
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I remeasured mine this morning the size from solid black line to solid is 16 1/4" outside to outside (unfinished) 16 5/8.
May we please have an "official" ruling on what the unfinished size should be please Sarah<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://thatcrazyquiltygirl.blogspot.com">http://thatcrazyquiltygirl.blogspot.com</a><!-- m -->
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:wink:Originally posted by SarahVedelerHi Syd,
First of all - I love the colors that you have chosen for your quilt. It is going to be beautiful when it is finished.
Don't worry about the paper falling off the triangles, in fact since it is falling off if would probably be better if you took it all off, since it looks like you did the stay stitching, and then you won't have to worry about it!
The center circle should measure 16.5" when it is finished (i.e. the quilt top has been put together). When you add seam allowances, the center circle (made in month 1) should be 17" diameter, and the hole it is going into should measure 16". I'm not too worried that your hole is 16.25" as you will be able to ease this to fit. If your circle/center is 16 5/8" then I'm thinking that your seam allowances are a little too generous.
Try the 1/8" seam again - after having removed the paper from the triangles. Not sure what else to suggest other than appliqueing it, but if I get a flash of inspiration I will definitely let you know.
Sarah :-)Lotti, Kuessnacht - Switzerland
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I don't understand how this could happen at all. I was especially careful when putting the foundation together to measure several of the boxes (either 2 or 3") and I did all the sewing on the black lines. My measurement comes out to 16.5 from black dots to black dots. What I'm reading it doesn't look like I'm alone. I can't bare the thought of having to do the center circle over for the 4th time. I have invested so much time and money for all the fabric but now feel frustrated.The center circle should measure 16.5" when it is finished (i.e. the quilt top has been put together). When you add seam allowances, the center circle (made in month 1) should be 17" diameter, and the hole it is going into should measure 16". I'm not too worried that your hole is 16.25" as you will be able to ease this to fit. If your circle/center is 16 5/8" then I'm thinking that your seam allowances are a little too generous
I think what I will do today is just remove the outer small band and increase the size about an inch more, put it together and then trim it down manually to be exactly 17". I think I'll wait until later today to do that in case someone comes up with some other magic. I will work on the triangles for month 1. Please post the measurements for the pieces for each month so we know where we're headed.Lotti, Kuessnacht - Switzerland
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When you print out and piece together the template for the outer circle border (I mean JUST the thin band going around the entire unit), what size does it measure in diameter before any sewing is done with it?Originally posted by jetmaioI don't understand how this could happen at all. I was especially careful when putting the foundation together to measure several of the boxes (either 2 or 3") and I did all the sewing on the black lines. My measurement comes out to 16.5 from black dots to black dots. What I'm reading it doesn't look like I'm alone. I can't bare the thought of having to do the center circle over for the 4th time. I have invested so much time and money for all the fabric but now feel frustrated.The center circle should measure 16.5" when it is finished (i.e. the quilt top has been put together). When you add seam allowances, the center circle (made in month 1) should be 17" diameter, and the hole it is going into should measure 16". I'm not too worried that your hole is 16.25" as you will be able to ease this to fit. If your circle/center is 16 5/8" then I'm thinking that your seam allowances are a little too generous
I think what I will do today is just remove the outer small band and increase the size about an inch more, put it together and then trim it down manually to be exactly 17". I think I'll wait until later today to do that in case someone comes up with some other magic. I will work on the triangles for month 1. Please post the measurements for the pieces for each month so we know where we're headed.<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://thatcrazyquiltygirl.blogspot.com">http://thatcrazyquiltygirl.blogspot.com</a><!-- m -->
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Newsprint could work for the corners. It is lighter than freezer paper. Try it to see how you like it.
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Thanks, Barbara, for today’s live show. A few questions that got lost in the technical glitch…(1) A few times you mentioned...
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I am not sure what you mean. I just checked Month 2, all 6 pattern parts show just the one listed in each file, 1-6. ...
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Hi Barbara just checking when I went to print out Block 2 part 4 of 6 the pattern says part 1 of 6 is this correct do we...
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All the patterns will remain available until December 31, 2026. Currently, Months 1 and 2 are up. Find them under LEARN:...
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That works.
Vellum is so thin printers may have trouble pulling just one sheet at a time. -
No. Becky was using her stash and had to make do with a few fabrics. The kits have enough fabric you will not have to piece...
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I Found the PROJECT/PATTERN TAB! “The how to” answer was on your BLOG thank you!
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Just a comment. My printer didn't want to work with one piece of vellum. I put one piece of regular paper with one vellum...
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Hello Barbara! My Name is Naomi. I’m a Star Member. I’ve never done a TQS’s BOM but I have enjoyed watching. I have...
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Watched Becky's video again and noticed it appears that some of her strips are pieced, not whole pieces of fabric (possibly...
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