Some mini's for AmiS and AAQI
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Oh you guys--I'm blushing here :oops: Thanks all. Question answers and comments:
1. Yes SewExtreme it is all machine piecing using 1/4" seam allowances.
2. Rosyhf--boy are we at far ends of the quilting spectrum!!!, and we love what we do.
3. Is it hard to work on things this small? Like everything else it takes practice. Now I know of someone's granny who PP's beautiful little quilts this size. That I have a hard time doing. Mine are not perfect--but then perfection is only an illusion.
4. The link below shows my very first quilt I used 3/4" pieces (it's the second one--peach colored). I sewed it just to see if I could. Well I did and now I'm expanding. Not making HST this size--yet. There are several tips for sewing tiny pieces in the link which is why I included it.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-37513-1.htm
It takes a lot of time to make these little ones. It is why I donate them to AAQI so my time will be compensated properly.
1. Yes SewExtreme it is all machine piecing using 1/4" seam allowances.
2. Rosyhf--boy are we at far ends of the quilting spectrum!!!, and we love what we do.
3. Is it hard to work on things this small? Like everything else it takes practice. Now I know of someone's granny who PP's beautiful little quilts this size. That I have a hard time doing. Mine are not perfect--but then perfection is only an illusion.
4. The link below shows my very first quilt I used 3/4" pieces (it's the second one--peach colored). I sewed it just to see if I could. Well I did and now I'm expanding. Not making HST this size--yet. There are several tips for sewing tiny pieces in the link which is why I included it.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-37513-1.htm
It takes a lot of time to make these little ones. It is why I donate them to AAQI so my time will be compensated properly.
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Originally Posted by granny_59
:oops: :oops: you have been a great teacher and a generous provider of patterns and even fabric...and if I might do a mini log cabin one day it will only because of seeing yours :lol:
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Originally Posted by LeslieFrost
Good work, Glady!
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Originally Posted by QuiltE
Incredible! Absolutely incredible!!
Talk about working in minutiae!
And for such a worth cause, too!!
Talk about working in minutiae!
And for such a worth cause, too!!
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Originally Posted by oksewglad
Originally Posted by QuiltE
Incredible! Absolutely incredible!!
Talk about working in minutiae!
And for such a worth cause, too!!
Talk about working in minutiae!
And for such a worth cause, too!!
The cow was indeed a patience lesson and perhaps good prep for your minis .... those one inch squares were enough, sometimes had a LOT of seams within one square. :cry: :cry: :cry: I'm sad about her as I can't fnd any Fairs that have a class to enter that Cow!!! :cry: :cry: :cry: Four nearby Fairs this weekend, and not one that she is eligible for entry. Still lots more to come, but after this, I am getting a feeling it's just going to be an exercise in frustration. We'll see!! :cry: :cry: :cry:
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