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Posted by Zimmy on November 12, 2009, 9:17 am
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> This grandmother of the bride needs to take myself to the veil and do som=
e
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> pearling. =A0I need quickly, however, to mention to Zimmy: =A0(1) =A0welc=
ome and
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> (2) maybe your beginning with triangles puzzle is simply how they are
> pictured in patterns.
> =A0 =A0 All too often, an illustration will show a point of a triangle al=
l the
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> way at the cut edge - when, in reality, it must float to still have a poi=
nt
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> when stitched to the next piece.
> =A0 =A0 Some one else can explain this better - but what I have in mind, =
for
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> example - is a flying geese sort of triangle.
> =A0 =A0 The books and magazines usually show the piece as pointed. =A0Con=
fused me
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> just no end when I was trying to figure out 'how does that work?'. =A0Not=
just
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> confused; also frustrated and pretty close to having a hissy fit. =A0Poll=
y
Polly, I am with you on the hissy fit, but what can I say. I think I
mislead
some on this board, I have not attempted triangles, still have issues
with a
9 patch. I see quilts in quiltshops that are not perfect, seams are
off, quilting is
down right ugly, etc. Maybe I am a bit too hard on myself, I expect
perfection, or
something similar to.
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<passes the chocolate to Polly>
Zimmy
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