McKenna Ryan Quilt-My Answer
08-24-2011, 08:10 AM
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While scrolling through recent topics I noticed that someone was asking about McKenna Ryan patterns...
I have done several of the McKenna Ryan quilts, or versions of them. I fuse the pieces on and using invisible thread stitch very carefully around the edges...about a sixteenth of an inch inside. I love her patterns, and they turn out real pretty. Tedious, but worth it.
I have done several of the McKenna Ryan quilts, or versions of them. I fuse the pieces on and using invisible thread stitch very carefully around the edges...about a sixteenth of an inch inside. I love her patterns, and they turn out real pretty. Tedious, but worth it.
McKenna Ryan
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Don King Rooster Wins 2nd Place
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08-24-2011, 08:23 AM
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Wonderful work! Love that rooster! And thanks for the tip re: sewing with mono-filament - I'm about to find the fabric for my first one - "Which came first?"
Lady at Fabric Depot said she'd help me with that as she is the batik specialist!
Lady at Fabric Depot said she'd help me with that as she is the batik specialist!
08-24-2011, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Kitsie
Wonderful work! Love that rooster! And thanks for the tip re: sewing with mono-filament - I'm about to find the fabric for my first one - "Which came first?"
Lady at Fabric Depot said she'd help me with that as she is the batik specialist!
Lady at Fabric Depot said she'd help me with that as she is the batik specialist!
Here's a couple of variations of one of M Ryan's patterns. Again, my daughter and her farm animals.
M Ryan Variation
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Horse and Chickens
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