crazy quilters
#12
Power Poster
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Perth, Western Australia
Posts: 10,357
I love crazy quilting and am putting together a crumb/random in cottons with no embroidery at the moment. I too am saving ties for a crazy quilt and scraps of rich velvets, sateens and pretty ribbons. I have a couple of '80s bridesmaid dresses in taffeta that are "for the chop". I love to embroider, but haven't done any for quite awhile, I am also studying up on beading....as I think that would be a great embellishment too.
#13
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: NJ
Posts: 622
I haven't tried crazy quilting yet. It would be great if someone could start a thread similar to a BOM to guide us through making and embellishing a crazy block or wall hanging.
I have CQ books and embroidery books. I have purchased thread and ribbon. I don't know where to get the better quality laces and appliques.
Ready to go, just need a little active guidance.
I have CQ books and embroidery books. I have purchased thread and ribbon. I don't know where to get the better quality laces and appliques.
Ready to go, just need a little active guidance.
#14
I also love crazy quilting! I've made a few blocks, with hand embroidery and machine embroidery. A couple years back, I worked on one as a group project with a Senior Citizen group. It was raffled off, and received lots of praise.
#15
I've always been fascinated by Crazy Quilts but I have never tried one. Could any of you suggest a good book about CQs for a beginner? I'd love to try one. I used to do hand embroidery years ago, I need a refresher on the stitches.
#18
I love make them , a friend gave me a couple big trash bag of silk . I made one for each of our four boys. they get them as wedding gifts. two are now at new home and two are looking like they will be here are sometime to come.
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