Showing posts with label Bright Fabrics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bright Fabrics. Show all posts
Sunday, 11 September 2016
Sunday, 1 September 2013
Eastern Sunrise Progress
Made a few more blocks for my Eastern Sunrise Quilt.
The blocks are only 7.5" so it seems to take a while to make them even though they're simple to do. I had a stack of 12 going at the same time but I ended up messing up one block so I couldn't add another row to it at this point.
I can't decide which direction I like more... what do you think?
Maybe I should make it a square quilt so I can turn it either way?
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The blocks are only 7.5" so it seems to take a while to make them even though they're simple to do. I had a stack of 12 going at the same time but I ended up messing up one block so I couldn't add another row to it at this point.
I can't decide which direction I like more... what do you think?
Maybe I should make it a square quilt so I can turn it either way?
| Eastern Sunrise Vertical |
| Eastern Sunrise Horizontal |
Tuesday, 6 November 2012
Improv Piecing Experiment 2
So I had a bunch of bright scraps from the Grandmother's Flower Garden Flowers I'm making for the store and I've been wanting to use them. This is what I did.
I took a piece of batting (left over from another quilt), cut some backing fabric for it, and a piece of Kona White. I just ironed them on to the batting. No pinning or basting.
Then I took scraps, used my walking foot and sewed them on. Placed the fabric right side down on the opposide side of how I wanted the fabric placed. Sewed a 1/4" seam (kid of approximately... I just used the edge of my walking foot). And then pressed the fabric to the right side. I made sure that I folded in a 1/4" seam if I knew I would be letting some of the white background show.
Added more strips and scraps as went along.
And added some quilting stitches now and then when I felt like it.
Squared it up when I was done. Just needs binding.
I like doing these minis.... I feel like I'm getting some practice and my work can evolve.
Labels:
Bright Fabrics,
Improv Piecing,
Machine Quilting,
Mini Quilt,
Quilting,
Sewing
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