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UpdatesThank you for choosing to purchase and work on one of our BeColourful patterns. We have become known in the industry for clear and precise instructions with many hints and tips to make your piecing life easier. However, try as we may to be perfect, sometimes mistakes get past us even when we have checked our patterns over and over again..
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Any mistakes that are found are immediately corrected with inserts or pattern corrections during the first printing, so it is likely that your pattern will not be affected by any mistake or omission. If it is, please refer to the corrections and suggestions found below. When we noticed a mistake, we'll try to correct this as soon as possible. If you encounter an error, do not hesitate to email us!
Here below you'll find an update for "Botanica", "Amazing Grey", "Dream Flight", "Miss Rosie", "Luminosity", "Enchanting Stars" (after reprint), "Infinity", "Fanciful Flight", "When Summer Ends", "Fire Dance", "Spring Fever", "Something Blue", "Magic Forest" and for "Catch me... If you can!"
Here below you'll find an update for "Botanica", "Amazing Grey", "Dream Flight", "Miss Rosie", "Luminosity", "Enchanting Stars" (after reprint), "Infinity", "Fanciful Flight", "When Summer Ends", "Fire Dance", "Spring Fever", "Something Blue", "Magic Forest" and for "Catch me... If you can!"
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Small typo error in Botanica, page 13, in the section, under the cutting chart.Each flower has 11 foundation points. We start with foundation points 1 and 2. Place the “small”, 3” x 1½”, precut piece of fabric 8, for foundation point 2, right-side up. Then take the 3½” x 1½” precut piece of fabric 14, for foundation point 1, and place it right-side down on top of fabric 14, keeping right sides together. Place the paper template for Part D, the flower, on top of fabric 14 and stitch on the printed line between foundation point # 1 and foundation point # 2.
It has to be: Each flower has 11 foundation points. We start with foundation points 1 and 2. Place the “small”, 3” x 1½”, precut piece of fabric 8, for foundation point 2, right-side up. Then take the 3½” x 1½” precut piece of fabric 14, for foundation point 1, and place it right-side down on top of fabric 8, keeping right sides together. Place the paper template for Part D, the flower, on top of fabric 14 and stitch on the printed line between foundation point # 1 and foundation point # 2. |
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Amazing Grey; Two small errors in Part B and Part G of the instruction bookletThanks to Maureen Wood, one of our dedicated teachers, we found out that there' are two small errors in the instructions:
* Page 2: The white background fabric for the circles of part B. * New cutting instructions Part G in Amazing Grey. 
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Dream Flight; error in H21Unfortunately we have found an error in H21:
Fabric and cutting chart for the “dark red” spiked circle H 21 Fabric 13: Large dark red outside spikes - Cut 3 strips of 3” by approximately 42”. Fabric 10: Small inside spikes - Cut 3 strips of 2” by approximately 42”. The large outside spikes has to been made in fabric 10 instead of fabric 13 and the small spikes are made in my gorgeous burgundy red fabric 13. The next chard shows you the right cutting instructions Fabric and cutting chart for the “dark red” spiked circle H 21 Fabric 10: The large orange red outside spikes - Cut 3 strips of 3” by approximately 42”. Fabric 13: The small dark red inside spikes - Cut 3 strips of 2” by approximately 42”. |
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Miss Rosie; star point A-8Unfortunately we noticed that there are 2 A1 star points and that you miss star point A8 The good news is that A8 is on the sheets but she numbered herself as A1:-) She is the separate starpoint on the sheets numbered as A1 but this is your A8 
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Luminosity; the striped sashings - and the cutting chards for fabric 26 and 27In the instruction booklet I totally forgotten to mention the exact length of the long (24) sashings. The length of the striped sashings is 19". This size includes the seam allowance. The blocks finish at 18 1/2".
The small sashings (16) would be 6 1/4" but might be just as good to cut off the excess later when you trim off the second seam allowance.
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Fabric correction for Enchanting StarsWe recently find out that there is a mistake in the backcover, after reprinting Enchanting Stars. Don't asked me how that is possible because we did not changed anything about the small fabrics swatches and the measurements, but it happened.
What you need: For the tiny dot, fabric 27 = BC 31 is 0.7 yard and for the glitter fabric, fabric 26 = BC 35 1.2 yard. 
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Update pattern parts C for "Infinity"Pattern part C is in reverse. You will find the instructions in the download file.
Important: print the PDF files for Pattern Parts C in Letter format
*********************************** NN papers: First paper, sections 15, 17 and 19 all show fabric 9. It has to be 8, 9, 9 as fabrics 7 and 10 are on either side.
Part Q1 and Q2: the triangles for the flying geese should be cut 4 1/2 by 2 1/2, not 2 1/4. | |||||||||
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Fanciful Flight; page 15Correction on page 15
Cutting Guide for Fancifil Flight by Maureen Wood
Attached a cutting guide that Maureen Wood developed for some students of her for the flying geese arches in Fanciful Flight in order to simplify the cutting of all of the pieces for them.
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Update pattern parts A, AA, F and J for "When Summer Ends"The foundation pieces of the arches: A, AA, F and J has the wrong fabric numbers. Don't ask me how this happened. It looks like a child placed the numbers in the circles. I already placed the right foundation parts onto the website.
The total amount of fabrics is OK. I have made my fabric calculations from my fabric charts and they are OK. First: We find out that you have to cut some extra pieces of fabric for the spikes. Second: We also find out that there is an error in placing the colors in parts AA and F in the right order. The numbers in the small fabric circles at the foundation pieces are placed in a wrong way.The diagrams in the text however, to place the fabrics in the right order, are okay. I have made a cutting schedule (not on true scale) for the parts A, AA, F and J and I have add the paper foundation pieces, not on true scale, to show you where/how to place the fabrics in the arches. Just to give you an idea. Now you can continue to make this beautiful quilt. |
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Corrections for "Fire Dance"Extra fabric required for "Fire Dance"
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Spring FeverSome small adjustments in Spring Fever
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Tiny update on pattern part M for "Something Blue"The directions in the pattern booklet of Something Blue are correct, but on the foundation papers, there is an tiny error on piece M (which is for the cornerstones that will fit between the sashings.)
In the booklet, it states (correctly) that pattern piece M should use fabric 8, which is the black fabric with tiny silver stars. However, on the foundation papers for M, it states to use fabric 9, which is the black and white striped fabric used for the sashings. And that is incorrect. The small cornerstones that will fit between the sashings has to be fabric 8: the black with silver star. |
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Update pattern part F for "Magic Forest"Despite all our efforts to present you the perfect pattern for Magic Forest, we find out that there is only one sheet of the Part F papers. And that's not enough to make this beautiful quilt.
So here it is, the complete file for the star.
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This is the perfect update for "Catch me... If you can!"Two of my Panama City students: Barbara Thorn and Rosie Lysinger from Indiana, made these wonderful Excel cutting instructions for Catch me...
They not only have made a file how much fabrics you need in each color, but also all the pieces you must and can cut from each color in each size. It was, for both of them, a huge amount of work, but these cutting instructions that they have made are so wonderful and easy to work. When you use these files..... well.... the only thing you have do is to make the quilt... Barbara and Rosie, thank you so much for your detailed instructions. It makes this quilt so much easier to make for a lot of quilters all around the world. 
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Corrected backside of "Catch me... If you can!"
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