Virtual Quilting Weekend--August 5-August 7, 2016
08-07-2016, 03:41 AM
#93
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here are some more wobbly pictures.
This is a spanish bond brick layers pattern. It is a raggedy brick technique and needless to say this is the back because the front isn't cut yet and looks way wonky.
This is a spanish bond brick layers pattern. It is a raggedy brick technique and needless to say this is the back because the front isn't cut yet and looks way wonky.
08-07-2016, 04:40 AM
#94
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Perfect timing; I am headed to an actual retreat with a group of friends in a few hours! I was lucky enough to attend a retreat with this group in February, and it rekindled my love for quilting. And as a newly retired teacher, it will help take my mind off of the fact that for the first time since 1982, I am not spending August preparing a classroom and getting ready to return school. I plan on using some of my stash to make a couple of fall table runners, but since we will be checking out the local quilt shop, who knows what else I might find to work on!
Here are the fabrics I'll be using:
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Carol
Here are the fabrics I'll be using:
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Carol
08-07-2016, 08:26 AM
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08-07-2016, 08:31 AM
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08-07-2016, 09:18 AM
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Well got a little more cut and now I'm off for a nap and then to finish the current 24 nine patches for the blooming nine patch. So much to do so little time. I'm so glad we have the virtual weekend together. It is keeping me motivated.
Thank you sewbizgirl. It is one of 16 patterns I want to complete with a raggedy brick technique. The first was the standard staggered rows. And the next is the herringbone. That is unless I decide it is time to do something simple.
Thank you sewbizgirl. It is one of 16 patterns I want to complete with a raggedy brick technique. The first was the standard staggered rows. And the next is the herringbone. That is unless I decide it is time to do something simple.
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08-07-2016, 12:26 PM
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Good work everyone! I am sewing in fits and starts, yesterday it was 3 o'clock before I even walked into the sewing room but I did manage to finish my Stitch n Fold wreath.
The burgundy fabric is a vintage piece I found at a flea market. I used Peltex instead of the Bosal In R Form and it is very stiff, but I didn't have any problems stitching on it.
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The burgundy fabric is a vintage piece I found at a flea market. I used Peltex instead of the Bosal In R Form and it is very stiff, but I didn't have any problems stitching on it.
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