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Teach that wicked minded kid to make his own quilt...there are limits,you know.
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Originally Posted by francie yuhas
(Post 5748323)
Teach that wicked minded kid to make his own quilt...there are limits,you know.
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o my it appears to be moving......lol no not for me
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My first thought is to look for circular fabric (or design yourself) and then do a bargello?
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Originally Posted by jcrow
(Post 5748292)
Yeah, I think it would have to be appliqued. My son was home for Christmas and showed me this picture and said he would love a quilt made like this. I told him I couldn't do it and he said "Sure you can Mom" so I kind of want to try, but I think I would go bonkers doing applique even! I have to think about this. How much do I want him to love my quilting? Hmmmm.
Maybe you do need to buy him a sewing machine of his own----------------and leave no forwarding address. Tee hee. |
If i had a choice between that design and jail, id pick...
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The spoonflower option (getting fabric made in the pattern) seems like an interesting idea. Then quilt around each oval..still a lot of work, but not quite as crazy-making as doing it as an applique.
I love the movement illusion. That is way cool! Alison |
blow it up to the size you want- divide it into blocks- then work on it a block at a time- either with applique or fabric dyeing/painting techniques...if you break it down into sections it will not be quite as (overwhelming) crazy- looking at it a section at a time diminishes the illusionary properties that mess with your eyes/mind- so that you can work on it...it is FABULOUS!
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Know any engineers? My brother would get a real kick out of designing something like this. But then guess who he would want to quilt it?
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