miniature quilts
03-09-2014, 09:29 AM
#11
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Salem Iowa
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If you go to Home and then scroll down below the first section there is a bar with the link for User Defined Sections. You will find sections here that are managed by members. I have one for Miniature Quilts. I add any miniature quilt threads I find to this section so you can find all them in one place. I think I also left this one open so anyone can add a thread to the list.
You can find alot of good info and inspiration here from members who make minis.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tags/mi...+quilting.html
the last 4 sections are mine and you will find all my tutorials and pictures of the things I make there.
Also if you are on a thread that is about a mini chances are I added it to the mini section. if so you can scroll down on that thread and at the bottom you will find a tag for the mini section. you can click on that tag and it will take you to that section.
You can find alot of good info and inspiration here from members who make minis.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tags/mi...+quilting.html
the last 4 sections are mine and you will find all my tutorials and pictures of the things I make there.
Also if you are on a thread that is about a mini chances are I added it to the mini section. if so you can scroll down on that thread and at the bottom you will find a tag for the mini section. you can click on that tag and it will take you to that section.
03-09-2014, 03:22 PM
#13
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Clinton, OK
Posts: 1,736
I love miniatures, but have not made one... when I finish a few overdue UFOs I intend to go to Rhonda's tutorials and give it a try! That said, if there was a class taught by someone who I'd already found to be a good instructor, I would definitely take a day off and take the class!! Thanks everyone for talking about minis!!!!
05-22-2014, 09:59 PM
#17
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Pacific NW
Posts: 9,563
I LOVE making miniature quilts!
I second the suggestion to check out George Siciliano. He does amazing work, and has beautiful patterns for sale on his site. I own several of them, but haven't had a chance to make one yet.
Cindy Edgerton makes minis and sells paper-piecing patterns. Here is her website. I made one of her patterns, a diamond log cabin. The logs are 1/4" wide.
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And, as another poster said, you can always shrink regular patterns down. Here's one I made to be included in a fundraiser for a local hospital. It's a feathered star, and it finished at 5".
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I second the suggestion to check out George Siciliano. He does amazing work, and has beautiful patterns for sale on his site. I own several of them, but haven't had a chance to make one yet.
Cindy Edgerton makes minis and sells paper-piecing patterns. Here is her website. I made one of her patterns, a diamond log cabin. The logs are 1/4" wide.
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And, as another poster said, you can always shrink regular patterns down. Here's one I made to be included in a fundraiser for a local hospital. It's a feathered star, and it finished at 5".
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05-23-2014, 07:52 AM
#19
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: NC
Posts: 192
I LOVE making miniature quilts!
I second the suggestion to check out George Siciliano. He does amazing work, and has beautiful patterns for sale on his site. I own several of them, but haven't had a chance to make one yet.
Cindy Edgerton makes minis and sells paper-piecing patterns. Here is her website. I made one of her patterns, a diamond log cabin. The logs are 1/4" wide.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]476459[/ATTACH]
And, as another poster said, you can always shrink regular patterns down. Here's one I made to be included in a fundraiser for a local hospital. It's a feathered star, and it finished at 5".
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I second the suggestion to check out George Siciliano. He does amazing work, and has beautiful patterns for sale on his site. I own several of them, but haven't had a chance to make one yet.
Cindy Edgerton makes minis and sells paper-piecing patterns. Here is her website. I made one of her patterns, a diamond log cabin. The logs are 1/4" wide.
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And, as another poster said, you can always shrink regular patterns down. Here's one I made to be included in a fundraiser for a local hospital. It's a feathered star, and it finished at 5".
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