Join us on a new 12-month journey as we bring you bring you another spectacular quilt designed especially for TQS by Sue Garman. The 2017 TQS BOM Halo Medallion Quilt features a stunning variation of a feathered star surrounded by multiple scrappy borders. As icing on the cake she has included flying geese rings and delectable mountain blocks. Once again Sue has created a quilt for you that is sure to be a family heirloom in your home.
I use the "snow ball" method. Cut 4 2 inch background and 4 1.5 inch color and snowball one corner on each background. Then sew the four together and that block should be 3.5 inch square. I usually iron all my seams open to make the block nice and flat. Good luck. I like the results.
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1945Quilter your quilt looks great. I love the string of pearls. If I didn't have most of my pinwheels done, I would steal your idea. I have 12 more curved flying geese to do. I am finally getting back into the groove. Too many other things going on.
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Yours looks wonderful. It is called String of Pearls. I hAve the delectable mountain blocks done and corrnor stars, just waiting for the floater info. Can't wait for the finish!
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I'd like to thank 1945quilter formher guidance on the 'square in a square' type blocks. The pinwheels almost did me in. They were all (and more) done but I just wasn't happy with my piecing. I can now see the light at the end of the tunnel. I hope it hasn't taken everyone else as many hours as it has taken me to get this far.
Anabeth - reading further, I realize you came up with the idea to use full triangles! All the same, thank you for sharing as I will copy that great idea.
Heather Penwell
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Anabeth - thank you for the original idea. a few weeks back i was looking at your post then got to thinking how to do it with both big triangles/no seam. but i got half way thru the DMs before i got brave enough to attempt it. and i was not doing a very good job trying to connect the 6" squares. i found it goes much faster and looks better going with the big triangle/diagonal seam route.
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Mlongstreth -- glad to see that you're doing the same thing for the outer border. I didn't want to cut up my beautiful fabric to make two little triangles when one larger one would do.
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