OBW with a bowtie??
#12
k3n -- I saw in another thread you talking about applique using fusible batting (don't remember which one now). I have a couple questions...
Do you batt clear to the edges of your design?
How do you attach the finished piece/finish the edges?
Do you batt clear to the edges of your design?
How do you attach the finished piece/finish the edges?
#13
Originally Posted by shnnn
k3n -- I saw in another thread you talking about applique using fusible batting (don't remember which one now). I have a couple questions...
Do you batt clear to the edges of your design?
How do you attach the finished piece/finish the edges?
Do you batt clear to the edges of your design?
How do you attach the finished piece/finish the edges?
Here's the seagull with the 'feathers' laid on the fusible batting shape before I sewed them down - I don't know if it's any use but it's the only WIP pic I took!
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#14
I'm just kind of winging it. I got the fabric for the obw background - but spent all weekend sewing another obw for my daughter -- so with hubby and the kids home for 3 days and me sewing instead of picking up behind everyone - my house is demolished. The plan is to finish cleaning up the house(if I can get away from my computer) then cut out the rest of his fabric. While I'm sewing those I'm hoping something clicks and I know how I want to do the bowtie. And, at some point I need to sit and draw it out on PAPER! (gasp) so I can get it all proportionate (you'd think with a symbol that had been around for 100 years or so there would be someone who had measured and come up with the destructions - or last time I sat and drew one I should have measured and saved my own hmm)
edit: duh -- print a picture and measure
edit: duh -- print a picture and measure
#16
So, here is my concept -- I think I'm going to applique it on after quilting so it sets apart better. And I'm definately going to need to scale it again, and rearrange hexes when I finish sewing together the other 72 hexes . :shock:
I don't think I'm going to batt the bowtie since I don't want to quilt the inside of it - unless I can find a batting with a really wide quilting distance and catch it in a zig-zag when appliqueing? Or what about quilting batting to a piece of muslin then making a little pillow out of the bowtie before attaching it?
I don't think I'm going to batt the bowtie since I don't want to quilt the inside of it - unless I can find a batting with a really wide quilting distance and catch it in a zig-zag when appliqueing? Or what about quilting batting to a piece of muslin then making a little pillow out of the bowtie before attaching it?
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