What do you think can be made out of these..........
03-18-2009, 11:39 AM
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Thanks everyone for your words of encouragement, the mini's are not perfect by any means, and I am not being too hard on myself with this quilt, what will be will be is what I am thinking :lol:
Rhonda, I love your work, and your website is amazing,you inspire me so much, I intend really soon to get on and hand piece a miniature..something, not sure what yet lol!!. I will find out where I got the pattern from and let you know :D
Rhonda, I love your work, and your website is amazing,you inspire me so much, I intend really soon to get on and hand piece a miniature..something, not sure what yet lol!!. I will find out where I got the pattern from and let you know :D
03-18-2009, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by k3n
Izy, those are fantabulous!!!!!!! :D :D :D :D :D
Gorgeous! How can you be so precise so tiny? I think when precision was being allocated, you got my share! :lol:
K x
Gorgeous! How can you be so precise so tiny? I think when precision was being allocated, you got my share! :lol:
K x
Foundation piecing is definitely the way for precision, although it takes abit of getting used to, and I have been doing my fair share of rippppppppppppppping and cusssssssssssssssssing :roll: :lol: :shock: :D
03-18-2009, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Izy
K are you due a trip to Specsavers....they are FAR from perfect, BUT I am happy with them lol, some of the blocks I just adlib, and stitched the strips as they were 'wonky', no pattern just got on with it as long as the colours looked right next to each other thats all I have given any thought to really, if a pattern catches my eye, then I try and make it, I don't like the bird house, that ones too 'boring' so will find another one tee hee!!
Foundation piecing is definitely the way for precision, although it takes abit of getting used to, and I have been doing my fair share of rippppppppppppppping and cusssssssssssssssssing :roll: :lol: :shock: :D
Foundation piecing is definitely the way for precision, although it takes abit of getting used to, and I have been doing my fair share of rippppppppppppppping and cusssssssssssssssssing :roll: :lol: :shock: :D
k x
03-18-2009, 11:57 AM
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OH MY Izy
They are Ab Fab - I spy some of my fabrics in there. Amazing how you've managed to coordinate everything. I love the LC block - did you say it was on quilterscache. I am currently making a quilt for my MIL using 12" different blocks - I'll have to visit the site.
Thanks again for sharing your one talented girl :wink:
Tisha
They are Ab Fab - I spy some of my fabrics in there. Amazing how you've managed to coordinate everything. I love the LC block - did you say it was on quilterscache. I am currently making a quilt for my MIL using 12" different blocks - I'll have to visit the site.
Thanks again for sharing your one talented girl :wink:
Tisha
03-18-2009, 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Izy
Errmmm, might choose something else like a rotary cutter, been working in the garden for the last few weeks and it shows lol!! Will see what I can do for you Mama!!
K x
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