Have used and taught this method. Not good for quilts but rather for wallhangings. See happyhollowdesigns.com for cute ideas and instruction.
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Have used and taught this method. Not good for quilts but rather for wallhangings. See happyhollowdesigns.com for cute ideas and instruction.
WOW!!! Can't wait to try it. Thanks for the link.
so many quilts to make, so little time.
Pellon sells gridded fusible.....I made a table runner using it a number of years ago. Much easier than individually piecing all those squares!
Yes,you can get the fused material with the grid printed on it and it is dead easy. Good for fussy piecing.
Crazy me, I havemade montobag which uses this method but never thought to try it with quilts etc. Thanks for the tutorial. I love making small quilts. This will surly help.
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Wish I had known about this before I started the mini quilt using a mini charm pack that someone gave me. Shucky-durn.
I have seen that before and it seems pretty cool.
SueDor
So you think even the very thin interfacing would be too thick for a quilt?
Use REALLY thin interfacing and place it over a paper grid on the ironing board and pin the outside edges to keep it from moving - don't bother to mark the interfacing. Easy peasy, and not so thick. You can cut the seams open, or clip each intersection, depending on how you feel that day. -LOL!Originally Posted by Dragonomine
I have seen a watercolor quilt done in this way on TV. Any mosaic type pattern would be good, I would think.
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