IRR II GROUP 3 PICTURES "QUILTERS BEYOND BORDERS"
#102
I have started my center on its journey!
I have a question! ....
when I find the border for the center I am receiving, and I attach it ... is that when I post the next picture?
hmmm ... thinking ... I think that must be correct ... :oops:
Doesn't matter <g> since this is a little like labor ... I got the whole thing started ... this is NOT the time to re-think things! LOL
I have a question! ....
when I find the border for the center I am receiving, and I attach it ... is that when I post the next picture?
hmmm ... thinking ... I think that must be correct ... :oops:
Doesn't matter <g> since this is a little like labor ... I got the whole thing started ... this is NOT the time to re-think things! LOL
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Yes you have that right, when you have your next border on lets all have a lookee lookee.
I am looking forward to that part its so exciting to see your block grow with all the different borders.
Elle
I am looking forward to that part its so exciting to see your block grow with all the different borders.
Elle
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Elle, really pretty center. Did you use metallic thread on the applique. Love the background color.
Originally Posted by Butterflyspain
Here is your special thread for every round I will get Patrice to change the thread to read Round 23/4/5/6 etc
Hope you all like the name for our Group I thought this was really good and it came from Gwyn.
Please post your pictures here and you can all start with your Block
Here is mine that I will use for this round.
7 more day to go ladies woo hoo
Elle
Hope you all like the name for our Group I thought this was really good and it came from Gwyn.
Please post your pictures here and you can all start with your Block
Here is mine that I will use for this round.
7 more day to go ladies woo hoo
Elle
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ai731, well I love batiks and this is really lovely, great job.
Originally Posted by ai731
It's done! My centre is finished! As I hoped, it didn't take all that long once I finally had the time to sit down and sew.
It's small - 12.5" square - or actually closer to 12.25 - sorry about that! I was very surprised when I put my 12.5" ruler on it to check, because all the papers matched up perfectly, so I can't figure out where I lost 1/4 inch. It's my first try at foundation paper-piecing, though, so maybe I missed something somewhere.
I'm thinking that I will leave it up to Colletta as to whether to set it on pointe or not. I think it would look good either way, what do the rest of you think?
Now to carefully get all the paper backing off without ruining anything, and to make a label to send along with it.
Jan
It's small - 12.5" square - or actually closer to 12.25 - sorry about that! I was very surprised when I put my 12.5" ruler on it to check, because all the papers matched up perfectly, so I can't figure out where I lost 1/4 inch. It's my first try at foundation paper-piecing, though, so maybe I missed something somewhere.
I'm thinking that I will leave it up to Colletta as to whether to set it on pointe or not. I think it would look good either way, what do the rest of you think?
Now to carefully get all the paper backing off without ruining anything, and to make a label to send along with it.
Jan
#110
Nope, not a whisper, but that snow scene made me sit by the fire! :lol: :lol: :lol:
I do think I have an idea, but 3 in. is very limiting :roll: :roll:
Never have been limited before, this could be challenging, and that is a good thing. 8)
I do think I have an idea, but 3 in. is very limiting :roll: :roll:
Never have been limited before, this could be challenging, and that is a good thing. 8)
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