Thank you for the link. My pinwheels (did it just once) never turned out neatly. You make me feel so inadequate. As if I am just sitting around not doing anything or rather not doing enough!
I had forgotten that way. I learned this when I took an online course as a "reviewer" for them. I then got to give a course on my blog. She has several other videos on youtube.
You amaze me on how much you can do in a day. What an adorable quilt. I have seen that video before but I totally forgot all about it. Now I know what to do if I ever get another charm pack.
Pinwheels are my favorite block and your quilt looks wonderful. I've used that tutorial before and I love how easy and fast it is. I bet it feels good to finish something and actually like it after the troubles you had yesterday.
I did my pinwheels the way they did here
very pretty... and such fun...
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That is so smart. Thank you for the link. And you quilt is very cute.
ReplyDeleteNo way!!! This is the first time I've seen pinwheels done this way. Cool way to use charms.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the link. My pinwheels (did it just once) never turned out neatly. You make me feel so inadequate. As if I am just sitting around not doing anything or rather not doing enough!
ReplyDeleteHello Barb, thank you for the tute on the pinwheels...Hugs Lyn
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! I love the tutorial on YouTube. I'm gonna try this soon.
ReplyDeleteHow cute!
ReplyDeleteA MUCH prettier quilt...again IMHO :0) It's good to know you got some satisfying sewing done!
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Great pinwheels and the blue really sets them off.
ReplyDeleteYour pinwheel quilt is so cute. Great tutorial.
ReplyDeletelooks great Barb.
ReplyDeleteOh! I really love this one! Thanks for the tutorial link. I never would have guessed to make pinwheels like that.
ReplyDeleteThat sashing is terrific! Very nice quilt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little quilt! Did you have any trouble with the bias edges on the pinwheel block?
ReplyDeleteI had forgotten that way. I learned this when I took an online course as a "reviewer" for them. I then got to give a course on my blog. She has several other videos on youtube.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt looks great Barb!
Very cute. I love pinwheels.
ReplyDeleteSo cute, Barb, and what a great way to make pinwheels!
ReplyDeleteBarb, thanks for the link. I really, really love your border fabric. Did I mention that I love that fabric!!!
ReplyDeleteTHis is adorable in the colors with that border. Hey, Barb - did you find it tricky to have the bias on the outer edges of the pinwheels?
ReplyDeleteYou amaze me on how much you can do in a day. What an adorable quilt. I have seen that video before but I totally forgot all about it. Now I know what to do if I ever get another charm pack.
ReplyDeletePinwheels are my favorite block and your quilt looks wonderful. I've used that tutorial before and I love how easy and fast it is. I bet it feels good to finish something and actually like it after the troubles you had yesterday.
ReplyDeleteThat almost looks like a miniature version of my Frolicing Pinwheels quilt! Love it! :0)
ReplyDeleteAlways did love pinwheels , sweet little quilt Barb!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is just beautiful!!! I learned how to make those "pinwheels" in a class a few years back.. A really great method for making a scrap quilt!
ReplyDeletevery pretty Barb! love the border fabric.
ReplyDeleteI think I've seen this tutorial before, but had totally forgotten it! Such a lovely little quilt.
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