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Thanks Andree! I'm hoping that once I concentrate on it, things will move quickly. I get kind of addicted to the nice routine of sewing and listening to a good book.Originally posted by AndreeBergeronGail: congratulations for your anniversary! I thought you married at 10
Susan: Just for one set of 4, I spend about 2 hours (once everything was printed, ironed and cut). I guess that for the rest, once I start chain piecing, somewhere between 8-10 hours will be sufficient.
I SHOULD GET BACK ON THIS THIS WEEKEND!!!!
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I never really wrapped my head around the Striplate Piecing Method, so I have forwarded your question to the lady who edited the instructions. I'll let you know as soon as I hear back from her, if she doesn't get to the forum to make a post.Originally posted by quiltmom1954
So....hang on....we are working on it!
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OK...I just got this message back from Irene:
Please tell her to refer to photos 1 and 3 to see where the grain line goes on the template 3-A. Template 3-B appears in photos 6 and 7, although it's not quite as critical for that one because there's only one way it really fits.
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I just wanted to say a big THANK YOU to Margo for the paper-piecing tutorial wisdom. I used the striplate methods for Months 1 and 2 because I wanted to learn everything in front of me. After using the paper-piecing for the Month 3 Arcs, I am now an avid endorser of this method. It is thrilling beyond words to stack up the completed arcs and see that they are all the exact same size and shape.
Month 3 is completed, and I am eagerly waiting for Month 4.
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So glad to help Barb! I also like to try new methods. You never know when you will learn something that works better for you than what you have been doing!!
It looks like Month 3 is the last of the elements that can be paper pieced for this project.
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Ah-ha! Margo! I sense that you already have Month 4 instruction in hand! Lucky you! And you will post your results on April 2nd!Originally posted by MargoSo glad to help Barb! I also like to try new methods. You never know when you will learn something that works better for you than what you have been doing!!
It looks like Month 3 is the last of the elements that can be paper pieced for this project.
I'm not against that! I'm sure you will share another of your precious video for us to enjoy!
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BUSTED!
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Yes...I do, in fact now have Month 4 and can tell you that you will be needing supplies for applique. Sue Nickels and Pat Holly's directions are for fusible applique secured with a buttonhole stitch. I really like the way they trim away the excess fusible so the pieces don't get stiff!
You have two whole weeks to finish up the arcs!
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Does that mean that the star in a circle blocks for May are not paper-pieceable? :shock:Originally posted by MargoSo glad to help Barb! I also like to try new methods. You never know when you will learn something that works better for you than what you have been doing!!
It looks like Month 3 is the last of the elements that can be paper pieced for this project.
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Aaaahhhhh.... Good catch Connie! We don't do them in month four, but I'll bet that we can figure it out when the time comes!
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Whew! What a relief! The thought of trying to sew all those little points was making me break out in a rash! :?Originally posted by Margo
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:lol: :lol: :lol:Originally posted by gynconnie
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Oh don't worry Connie it's probably the striplate method - and you have the book for that! :lol:
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If we can't paper-piece it, i'll put a print! 8)
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:lol: :lol: :lol: I'm sure we can figure something out that will work! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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