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HIDDEN TREASURE | Quilting with Hexagons
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The backing is made with a voile fabric. It is very hard to work with because it is slippery but it is very soft. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.
TO TRIM OR NOT TO TRIM | Quilting with Hexagons
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TO TRIM OR NOT TO TRIM. I started trimming the corners of my hexagon’s fabric, it looks more tidy, especially with light fabrics, and the final product is somewhat lighter. Plus it’s fun. Here is a picture of some pieces with and without corners. First I pin the fabric square to the paper hexagon and then I cut the corners off. May 27, 2014. I did not trim my hexagons at first, but now, a couple of hundred in I trim…it looks so much neater and less bulky. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Madeleine | Quilting with Hexagons
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Here is baby new Viola on her new blanket. Colors chosen by the mother. The binding was sewn on by machine by the baby’s grandmother as it was fitting for her to contribute something, and I think in the future I will insist on hand stitching. This is the end result. I embroidered one side with a chicken scratch pattern making sure that none of the stitches went all the way though, and then I quilted the backing with a simple shell pattern. TO TRIM OR NOT TO TRIM. This is narrow table runner used to place...
OIL AND VINEGAR | Quilting with Hexagons
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This is narrow table runner used to place all the condiments, bottles, and bread on. The person it was made for owns to sets of dishes: a blue and yellow one, and a pink and purple one. The fabric on the back came from Japan, very nice to work with, albeit a little slippery. TO TRIM OR NOT TO TRIM. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out.
CHICKEN SHELLS | Quilting with Hexagons
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I had a stroke of genius, if I may say so myself… I realized that when I quilt one side of a project, the needle doesn’t necessarily have to thorough all the way because as long as the fabric is bound to the batting you’re good. So, I mused, why not do one thing on one side, and something different on the other? There was a learning curve as may hand is used to push the needle through all the way, but eventually I got used to it. TO TRIM OR NOT TO TRIM. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Quilting with G.R.I.T.S (Girl Raised In The South). Sunday, December 14, 2008. This has been a long journey. I feel great. My hubby thinks I look great. I have lost a total of 71lbs in almost 5 months. I have gone down from size 22 to 16 in pants and 3x to lg in shirts. I still see my self as the old me sometimes but I know I am smaller. Quilting with G.R.I.T.S (Girl Raised In The South). Sunday, August 24, 2008. Journey for a new me. Well hello everyone,. Wednesday, March 26, 2008. Welcome To My Blog.
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Thursday, March 4, 2010. Here are the works that the students are doing at the Ravenswood School. Wednesday, March 3, 2010. Blogger : Edit Layout. Blogger : Edit Layout. Here are some of the things that my students are doing. Labels: Karen is as long time student. Here are some of the things that my students are doing. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Here are the works that the students are doing at . Blogger : Edit Layout. Here are some of the things that my. Golden Time of Day.
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Quilting with Hexagons | Quilting with Hexagons
Here is baby new Viola on her new blanket. Colors chosen by the mother. The binding was sewn on by machine by the baby’s grandmother as it was fitting for her to contribute something, and I think in the future I will insist on hand stitching. This is the end result. I embroidered one side with a chicken scratch pattern making sure that none of the stitches went all the way though, and then I quilted the backing with a simple shell pattern. TO TRIM OR NOT TO TRIM. This is narrow table runner used to place...
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Quilting with Janet
Quilting with Janet is a blog chronicling the day to day life of a quiltmaker and features other aspects of her life in a Nova Scotian rural coastal community too. Wednesday, September 28, 2011. Quilt Show and Sale over for another year! We rely heavily on volunteers and so many residents work hard to keep the community active and growing. It was so nice to have an opportunity to visit and network with so many friends, new and old! I'm planning to be ready a little earlier this year - are you? These love...
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Quilting and Cardmaking
Friday, August 7, 2015. I had to make a tough decision this month - which of three important projects did I want to focus on? I have a scrappy Churn Dash quilt cut and ready to assemble, as well as Bonnie Hunter's Scrappy Mountain Majesties. I also have a wedding quilt to get working on, but that's a little bit down the road yet, and I don't actually have all of the fabrics for it yet (which will hopefully be remedied this afternoon! The most colourful "blankets" in the pile! Thursday, July 30, 2015.
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Quilting With Joy - Sharing various quilt products from start to finish
Sharing various quilt products from start to finish. August 6, 2015. I finished this quilt top and absolutely love the way it turned out. It is so much fun to take a variety of fabrics and have them come to life. I did this exact pattern in purples for my granddaughter. I have a very small area to get this pinned and ready for the quilting process and will post photos of this process as I do it. July 24, 2015. July 22, 2015. Would love to hear what your working on. July 21, 2015.
