My First (But NOT Last) Round Quilt
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Go to 3rd page and the link is there to the pattern, and also to the book with wedge rulers. I used sort of dark fabrics on the back so that it could go on the floor, and I quilted it more heavily so that it will take a lot of washing.
The rulers are a little expensive, but since I got paid for the quilt, it was OK. Not negative cash for me! And now I have the rulers to use for other projects. I'll be showing some more during the next couple of weeks...I have 2 more cut out already.
The rulers are a little expensive, but since I got paid for the quilt, it was OK. Not negative cash for me! And now I have the rulers to use for other projects. I'll be showing some more during the next couple of weeks...I have 2 more cut out already.
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I'm making the same pattern, firebird, with Marilyn Doheny's 9 degree wedge ruler. I thought the pattern would be great for a challenge with the theme of world peace, but I was very disappointed with my results, not because of technical difficulty, but with fabric selections. i was going to post a question to see if I should finish or toss.
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Originally Posted by Sparky
I'm making the same pattern, firebird, with Marilyn Doheny's 9 degree wedge ruler. I thought the pattern would be great for a challenge with the theme of world peace, but I was very disappointed with my results, not because of technical difficulty, but with fabric selections. i was going to post a question to see if I should finish or toss.
Just saw your quilt, it reminds me of a world globe, all the oceans and seas. Please finish it, it IS beautiful and worth showing.
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