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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.

TOPIC: Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt

Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 31 Mar 2017 13:15 #140521

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Just finished Month 1 so I am way behind. Not getting overly anxious and taking my time with beginning month 2. Month 1 came out at 16-1/4 even though my printer said my 1" square was spot on. After reading more comments on the forum decided to change print setting to 101% and it took care of that incorrect measurement. I will still be able to correct the size with floaters after watching Sue Garman's video. Wonderful instructions. Will continue to measure all of the paper pieces before stitching them in place.
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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 23 Mar 2017 13:35 #140420

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I'm still working on month two also. I have the half square triangles half done.
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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 23 Mar 2017 11:11 #140418

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I'm almost finished with those triangles! The 1st block was so complicated and this one is so tedious!
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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 23 Mar 2017 11:05 #140417

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I seem to have stalled in month 2! Has everyone else finished theirs?

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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 21 Mar 2017 07:54 #140398

Thanks Barbara.
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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 20 Mar 2017 21:57 #140396

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After setting my Halo Star block on point, my piece measures 25 1/4" square instead of 24 1/2". I don't know where the difference came from, because my center was 16 1/2" unfinished, border is 1/2" finished and I cut my setting triangles from 13 1/2" squares. Would it be correct to trim 3/8" off each side to get it down to 24 1/2" or do I adjust with the next border/floater?
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I would wait for the next step. After you make the sawtooth borders you can still cut it down if you need to. It may be OK just the way it is.
In checking your numbers, if the star was 16" finished and you added a 1/2" border, the center would be 17" finished so the triangles should have been cut from 13" squares, not 13.5". That would explain some of the extra size.

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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 20 Mar 2017 20:27 #140393

After setting my Halo Star block on point, my piece measures 25 1/4" square instead of 24 1/2". I don't know where the difference came from, because my center was 16 1/2" unfinished, border is 1/2" finished and I cut my setting triangles from 13 1/2" squares. Would it be correct to trim 3/8" off each side to get it down to 24 1/2" or do I adjust with the next border/floater?
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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 09 Mar 2017 20:51 #140234

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I would also use steam on them & then "block them" by making them straight & then putting a weight on them and let sit like that for a few minutes. You should watch show 1602 with Sally Collins, she goes into detail about her method of ironing.
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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 09 Mar 2017 19:58 #140233

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I am working on my half square triangles. They are not straight before I take the papers off. Is this going to be a problem when I go to sew them on my block?

Did you use steam in the iron? They look slightly warped. The floaters will help bring them into "square".

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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 09 Mar 2017 10:54 #140229

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I am working on my half square triangles. They are not straight before I take the papers off. Is this going to be a problem when I go to sew them on my block?
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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 07 Mar 2017 18:25 #140204

Hi - this is my first quilt project.. I am a month behind since I did not receive my package until around Februarry 8. So far so good my center is on the mark. And I am up to the sawtooth border. I was wondering if anyone taped the patterns together to make for long srips rather than seaming the sections together. I await anyones input befroe I start my sawtoogh borders.

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Rochelle
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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 08 Feb 2017 11:16 #139804

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My block came out to be 24 1/2" before putting the half square triangle strip on. I just finished one of the half square triangle borders and it is measuring 25 3/8". I checked the squares before sewing and they did measure 1" square. Anybody else having this problem? Or should the squares measure less than 1"?

Yes, the half square triangles do measure 1" finished. My borders needed tweaking too. A bit of assertive pressing might get you that missing 1/8". Mine were slightly too long so I tightened up a couple of the seams where the paper strips are joined together.

You can also use the floater to make everything fit together nicely--just follow the directions for calculating the size your floaters need to be.

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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 08 Feb 2017 09:50 #139800

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My block came out to be 24 1/2" before putting the half square triangle strip on. I just finished one of the half square triangle borders and it is measuring 25 3/8". I checked the squares before sewing and they did measure 1" square. Anybody else having this problem? Or should the squares measure less than 1"?
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Month 2 BOM 2017 The Halo Medallion Quilt 05 Feb 2017 15:05 #139743

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I use a program called Triangulations to print triangle paper on the computer. Works great and includes every size.
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