My OBW in progress
04-17-2011, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by alaskasunshine
Your fabric is wonderful! I chose horrible fabric for mine and never did finish it. It looks horrible. I love how yours is turning out :thumbup: :thumbup:
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04-17-2011, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by echoemb
Its not hard AT ALL. I don't do hard stuff. I sew for the enjoyment and I don't want to be frustrated so I only do easy stuff. I had put this off because I thought it was set in seams and it just looked hard. Even the cutting part when it was broken down was so easy. I took a class as I just didn't get the instructions from the tut on this board and was afraid of the cutting part...but it turns out to be so simple and it is very addictive.
I'm now finding, every piece of fabric, I'm looking at it as ... hhmmm? wonder how this will look in a OBW? or 4PP?
04-17-2011, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by alaskasunshine
Your fabric is wonderful! I chose horrible fabric for mine and never did finish it. It looks horrible. I love how yours is turning out :thumbup: :thumbup:
I think it looks lovely ... and I wouldn't even consider the cubes that some have been inserting. I like it how it is ... perhaps how you border it up, would tie it together and make you happier?
Yes, it's more tranquil than many of the more punchy OBWs that we see on here. That's OK! I really like the subtleness of yours ... and it flows nicely from one to the other. The one I have just started is much softer and quieter too and I think it'll come together nicely.
By chance, do you have a piece of the original fabric, to show us what it did look like?
Please, let us inspire you to bring that UFO back out and finish it off!
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