finished dresden plate top with 1930`s prints
#31
Originally Posted by Flying_V_Goddess
I'm usually not a fan of the reproduction prints, but this is quite lovely. :)
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i love traditional patterns and this is just beautiful. are the stars and plates needleturned? and how long did it take you to make the top? how large are the blocks? i don't think i ever saw dresden plates on point before. lovely. beautiful work and the white makes it really stand out. applause!!
#37
Originally Posted by butterflywing
i love traditional patterns and this is just beautiful. are the stars and plates needleturned? and how long did it take you to make the top? how large are the blocks? i don't think i ever saw dresden plates on point before. lovely. beautiful work and the white makes it really stand out. applause!!
I would love to have such a chess watch. Whenever you start to work you push the button......
As much as I would like to know how much I spend on piecing I get carried away and at the end I have to guess.
The blocks are 15.5 inch square
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I just started making Dresden Plates...never did it before and finally found the ruler at Joann's. It's going to be busy because I found it's a great way to use the scraps up in the my basket so I just grab and add....
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