digitS'
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Have you thought of using a quilting template for garden design?
I bet you have
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I'm thinking about this one.
Steve
I bet you have
.I'm thinking about this one.
Steve
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thistlebloom
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Haha! Sure you are!
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Reminds me of a knot garden.
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I think I'd spell that a "not" garden.
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digitS'
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No, no. @Ridgerunner could probably figure out the equation.
I count 7 corners as we move towards the Center Point from the Outside Corners. I think they are at equal distances and could be marked by stakes.
After placing those stakes ... I'd be lost ... however. I think I could wing it.
Steve
who has an idea for a knot garden that if a polar opposite. i came up with a knot design after watching a neighbor spend dayz working on one, only to abandon it.
I count 7 corners as we move towards the Center Point from the Outside Corners. I think they are at equal distances and could be marked by stakes.
After placing those stakes ... I'd be lost ... however. I think I could wing it.
Stevewho has an idea for a knot garden that if a polar opposite. i came up with a knot design after watching a neighbor spend dayz working on one, only to abandon it.
AMKuska
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Is chalk harmful for a garden? Might be able to copy it using two different colors of chalk.
majorcatfish
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let us know how it works out for you steve......
baymule
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I always use a quilting template for my garden! It's called a SQUARE. 
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digitS'
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((Oh, the black lines would be paths ))
No, I'm not makin' any commitments ...
You know, that's an important part of my use of TEG. I say I'm gonna try and then I feel that I must! I won't be goin' so far with this ... just yet.
Chalk should be fine. I think that since plants tend to "roundness," a certain amount of slack could be cut for a Garden Quilter. I was just thinking that a yard stick would be handy. Or, if we could get @canesisters to do this experiment for us -- a meter stick ...
Steve
1 meter = 1.09 yard, 1 yard + a thin slice of pizza
))No, I'm not makin' any commitments ...
You know, that's an important part of my use of TEG. I say I'm gonna try and then I feel that I must! I won't be goin' so far with this ... just yet
.Chalk should be fine. I think that since plants tend to "roundness," a certain amount of slack could be cut for a Garden Quilter. I was just thinking that a yard stick would be handy. Or, if we could get @canesisters to do this experiment for us -- a meter stick ...
Steve1 meter = 1.09 yard, 1 yard + a thin slice of pizza
majorcatfish
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@baymule first you have to have a garden to use a square...hows the painting coming along......I always use a quilting template for my garden! It's called a SQUARE.
