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Monday, March 14, 2011
Help needed with Four and Twenty Blackbirds Block
Goodness this is a hard block.Has anyone done this block and does anyone have any tips for this novice...I have tried it twice today and it is hard to me...
Id love to hear from anyone..
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Hi Robyn, is it the block found here? http://www.quilterscache.com/F/Four&TwentyBlackbirdsBlock.html
If so, it is quite an involved foundation pieced block. If you do it per the instructions on this page it should not be too hard. If you are only doing one block, I would draft it on a very fine paper or interfacing so you can join all the seams easily.
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Hi Robyn, is it the block found here? http://www.quilterscache.com/F/Four&TwentyBlackbirdsBlock.html
If so, it is quite an involved foundation pieced block. If you do it per the instructions on this page it should not be too hard. If you are only doing one block, I would draft it on a very fine paper or interfacing so you can join all the seams easily.
Sorry Robyn I have not enough heard of it.
Good Luck.
Thanks Jane for you input.Might change the block I thing and leave that kind of involved block for another year..lol
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