Sampler Quilt Brainstorming
06-30-2009, 05:37 AM
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Oh, Aggi, what a fantastic class!
I don't have any additional ideas to add to your list since
most of them I don't know how to do yet! But, your idea is
wonderful. I like the idea of giving everyone a taste of all
of the techniques that go into quilting.
(I want to take it too!)
I don't have any additional ideas to add to your list since
most of them I don't know how to do yet! But, your idea is
wonderful. I like the idea of giving everyone a taste of all
of the techniques that go into quilting.
(I want to take it too!)
06-30-2009, 05:51 AM
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Originally Posted by kluedesigns
you could also teach them how to do a flange or piping along the sashing strips and you could do continuous prairie points along the binding.
06-30-2009, 06:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Joan
Oh, Aggi, what a fantastic class!
I don't have any additional ideas to add to your list since
most of them I don't know how to do yet! But, your idea is
wonderful. I like the idea of giving everyone a taste of all
of the techniques that go into quilting.
(I want to take it too!)
I don't have any additional ideas to add to your list since
most of them I don't know how to do yet! But, your idea is
wonderful. I like the idea of giving everyone a taste of all
of the techniques that go into quilting.
(I want to take it too!)
06-30-2009, 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by KayBee
Have to include a crazy quilt square! Also perhaps a stack-and-wack and a fused design of their own creation.
Thanks for the suggestions.. I had them on my list already before I posted this thread!!! Those two blocks show great techniques too!
06-30-2009, 08:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Ninnie
maybe a paper pieced one, I still can't do them.
Oh yeah - I want to come too!!!!! :D
06-30-2009, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by bearpaw
Originally Posted by Ninnie
maybe a paper pieced one, I still can't do them.
Oh yeah - I want to come too!!!!! :D
06-30-2009, 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by ghostrider
I guess maybe this time I should talk a little louder, eh? :oops:
Partial seams is another technique, as used in Bright Hopes.
Also, Inner City is a good block for Y seams and is not often taught.
Be aware that flanges and piping added to interior seams, like sashing, are a bear to avoid if the sampler is to be machine quilted. You might want to stick with the outside edge for a learning project like this.
Partial seams is another technique, as used in Bright Hopes.
Also, Inner City is a good block for Y seams and is not often taught.
Be aware that flanges and piping added to interior seams, like sashing, are a bear to avoid if the sampler is to be machine quilted. You might want to stick with the outside edge for a learning project like this.
Inner City blocks would be a good choice, too!! I would defineately need a class for those!!! :wink: :D
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