New Way of making Zig Zag's
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I've never seen this before, found it interesting and thought to share.
http://www.u-createcrafts.com/2010/0...w-by-make.html
http://www.u-createcrafts.com/2010/0...w-by-make.html
#4
It is interestingly similar to the continuous prairie point tutorial on sewtakeahike.typepad.com (
(http://sewtakeahike.typepad.com/sewt...and_tutorials/) as shown below.
Fascinating how we stumble into these unique methods.
Love them both.
quote=cheryl rearick]I've never seen this before, found it interesting and thought to share.
http://www.u-createcrafts.com/2010/0...w-by-make.html[/quote]
(http://sewtakeahike.typepad.com/sewt...and_tutorials/) as shown below.
Fascinating how we stumble into these unique methods.
Love them both.
quote=cheryl rearick]I've never seen this before, found it interesting and thought to share.
http://www.u-createcrafts.com/2010/0...w-by-make.html[/quote]
SewTakeAHike.Typepad.com Tutorial on Continuous Prairie Points
[ATTACH=CONFIG]180439[/ATTACH]
step 2
[ATTACH=CONFIG]180440[/ATTACH]
tada!
[ATTACH=CONFIG]180441[/ATTACH]
#7
Originally Posted by Corky
It is interestingly similar to the continuous prairie point
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SanDiegoQuilter just posted a picture of an amazing antique quilt here:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-113984-1.htm
It looks like it's all appliqued, but this method would be PERFECT for the sashing.
Very timely. Thanks again.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-113984-1.htm
It looks like it's all appliqued, but this method would be PERFECT for the sashing.
Very timely. Thanks again.
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