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I hope that one block haunts this quiltmaker for the rest of her or his days.
(Source: fuckyeahquilts)
(via How to draft a LeMoyne Star « Bloomin’ Workshop)
The person who drew this and posted the tutorial also commented that she is “not a math person.” I beg to differ. Compass-and-straightedge constructions and the pythagorean theorem might be high school geometry, but identifying appropriate applications for them in daily life (here, designing a quilt block) requires more than just a little mathematical insight.
Women, please stop perpetuating the “I’m so bad at math” stereotype and give yourselves some credit.
Yesterday, I finished a mini quilt with a traditional Amish Star block. For the hand-quilting, I made a ghetto thimble out of duct tape. I wish I had real duct tape, though, because the dollar store stuff that I had was all gooey and more like electrical tape.
I made this for a swap, and I’m going to miss it.
Doll Quilt ‘10 (via devaburger)
I made a quilt! This is my first quilted (as in real) quilt ever. I made one paper pieced square from scraps, figured it would be a long time before I made another, and turned it into a doll quilt.
The grey fabric in the center is from an old, loved pair of pants. I bought the other two center fabrics on my honeymoon. The yellow is from a thrift store and is very, very heavy.