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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
LHQSQ - Block #74
Another 6” sampler block -
That you can make using -
2-1/2” squares -
And anything else -
That finishes at 2” -
Three across and three down -
Variations of the basic NINE-PATCH -
The sewn block will MEASURE 6-1/2” -
And FINISH at 6” -
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Block #74 - Thrifty -
Talk to you later - gotta go - gotta sew -
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2 comments:
I didn't know that this one actually had a name but of course, it would. I normally call it a chaining block that would work good with redwork blocks, LOL.
I didn't know it's name either - and somehow I missed it when I did my batch of blocks with 4-patches - so it's kinda out of order. I agree that it would woud work with redwork blocks - or blackwork - or greenwork - and a lot of other blocks - ;))
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