Pointed Fan Pattern
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Here is a youtube video by Kaye Woods that shows that she doesn't tack the points down. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpxHg6NeHDY
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I really like Kaye Woods approach to quilting..........she makes it as simple as possible.
Watched the tute mentioned above and like that way of doing it, but I guess my question would be, since those points are not tacked down somehow, would they not have a tendency to "curl" with time and use???????? If I were to do it, I think I would maybe bar tack those points down........
Watched the tute mentioned above and like that way of doing it, but I guess my question would be, since those points are not tacked down somehow, would they not have a tendency to "curl" with time and use???????? If I were to do it, I think I would maybe bar tack those points down........
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When I have made dresdens or pointed fans, I just use one of my wedge rulers. I have seemed to collect several of them in varying degrees. . . I used my 12 degree one to make this bib. To get the points, I just folded the corners in and pressed to make the point. I like the idea of the 2 colors as shown in the video because then it has a facing on it.
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I really like Kaye Woods approach to quilting..........she makes it as simple as possible.
Watched the tute mentioned above and like that way of doing it, but I guess my question would be, since those points are not tacked down somehow, would they not have a tendency to "curl" with time and use???????? If I were to do it, I think I would maybe bar tack those points down........
Watched the tute mentioned above and like that way of doing it, but I guess my question would be, since those points are not tacked down somehow, would they not have a tendency to "curl" with time and use???????? If I were to do it, I think I would maybe bar tack those points down........
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