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by hightechgrammy 16 Apr 2012 ( edited Apr 17'12 15:53 )
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I want to do THIS! If you are interested in doing ITH quilt blocks check out this video! Oh my Goodness! http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=HEQuU3cQPWQ You may have to cut and paste the address as the link usually doesn't work. Now I need a big square hoop! What kind of ruler was she talking about?? Anyone else interested? Jan

Comments (11)
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by shirlener88 16 Apr 2012
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Great video - have fun.
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by sewemb 16 Apr 2012
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The trimmer can be purchased here never seen this handy dandy trimmer tool before. Always something new hard to keep track. Very nice block to do with the embroidery machines
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by lique 16 Apr 2012
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What a lovely way of quilting
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by basketkase 16 Apr 2012
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Wow, I am suppose to be cleaning house, and stopped by to watch this.......facinating....I think I could actually do this!!! Thanks, Jan.....
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by michemb 16 Apr 2012
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great video, I guess with lots of practice this could be a beautiful project
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by crousse 16 Apr 2012
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oh noooooo You got my very interested in it, but the youtube said the video wasn't available? Hellllllp Thanks! Charlotte :-)
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by lisachester 16 Apr 2012
If you go back to it (might take a couple of times) it eventually works. I often have that problem.
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by crousse 16 Apr 2012
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FINALLY got the video to load...I LOVE it ! I think I feel a new project in the making..hehe :-) Charlotte
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by hightechgrammy 16 Apr 2012
+3
I wonder how you put them all together after this....
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by dragonflyer 17 Apr 2012
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If you go to the HoopSisters site (link is below) you can see several videos for this technique, including all of the block videos for the Goose Tracks block of the month quilt...also, there is a freebie block you can download to try. There are also free videos you can download for their block joining and quilt finishing using sashing to cover the block joining seams. I'm still on the fence about this type of quilt as you go...but I did down load the freebie and am going to try a small table topper to see how I like the look!
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by hightechgrammy 17 Apr 2012
I'd prefer NOT to have sashing to join them... I also would prefer to have the top stitching go over the geometric design, and there should be no reason the design CAN'T do that... I think the swirls detract from the log cabin design... what do you think?
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by catsnhorses 17 Apr 2012
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Thanks sew much for the info and video. I watched the videos on HoopSisters too, and they're so informative.
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by sewdeb 17 Apr 2012
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Can't get the video on youtube to open nor can I find the freebie @ hoopsisters. 8-(