What are X blocks?
X-Blocks patterns use the X-Blocks rulers to create a multitude – Yes! a multitude – of designs using the same X-Blocks rulers in various size. Simply place the X-Blocks rulers along the seam lines, and cut. Depending on which lines you use on the ruler, you can make very different quilts!
How do you use Basix?
How to use Project Portfolio filters
- Log-in to BASIX and select the appropriate tool (either New dwellings or Alterations and additions)
- Select the type of project list you wish to view (Projects in progress, Completed projects or Archived projects)
- Open the filter by clicking on the + icon.
What is a puff quilt?
If you’re wondering “what is a puff quilt”, it’s basically a quilt in which each block is filled with toy stuffing before the quilt is finished, giving it a puffy effect. Puff quilts are also sometimes known as biscuit quilts or bubble quilts. It’s made a little bit differently than a traditional quilt.
What is a rag quilt?
A Rag Quilt is a quilt made with exposed seams that fray when laundered. A Rag Quilt is generally made with squares or strips and the seams are clipped at regular intervals to encourage fraying. Flannel is great for Rag Quilts as it will fray nicely.
What is BASIX cost?
NSW Government’s Guide for BASIX certificate cost A single dwelling costs $80, while a multi-dwelling costs $80 for the first two dwellings and $35 for each additional dwelling. Alterations and additions cost $25 for each dwelling.
What is required for BASIX?
BASIX (Building Sustainability Index) assesses the energy and water efficiency of your development. In NSW the State Government requires that a BASIX Certificate is attached to all development plans when submitted for DA approval. It has 3 sections – water, thermal comfort and energy.
What is a yoyo quilt?
What Is a Yo Yo Quilt? Yo-yo quilts are made from round pieces of fabric with long stitches along their turned-under outer edges. Stitches are pulled to gather the circles into rosettes. It’s common to see yo-yo quilts with no quilt batting or backing. Those projects are used as coverlets or as throws.