Does anyone have instructions on how to make a fractured quilt? Something like shown here
http://brenda723.vox.com/library/pos...sooner+quilts/ where you use multiple panels and cut them at an angle and sew them back together off center? There may be another name for this technique. I recently saw it at a quilt show and I'd love to give it a try. |
No I didn't. Thank you for the link. That is so awesome.
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I'd be thinking my eyes were playing up every time I looked at it. :lol: :lol:
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There's a book available on how to make them. http://www.amazon.com/Fabulous-Fract.../dp/B0026XRCXW
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yes, its a fairly simple technique, there's a book on the market that teaches you have to make the most simple to the most detailed fracture.
http://www.tomfolio.com/bookdetailsgg.asp?b=4302&m=888 |
What a cool quilt. I'm not sure I could make it. It would make me think I have double vision.
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Thank you so much for the references. I'm going to look for the book as well as some fabric today!
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This was done at one of the quilt classes that I've attended. It was a class where at least three different projects were covered. As I wasn't particularly interested in it, I didn't pay that much attention. I think it was just two identical panels each cut at the same angle but not at the same exact starting point. It almost give me a headache to look at it. I thought it would be a cruel joke to display one of these in an ophthalmologist office---that or it would drum up more business! ;) :mrgreen:
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Wow, this is a gorgeous way to
make a wall hanging!! :D I am so glad you shared this idea, with all of us here on the QB!! Thank you. :D :D :D |
Here's a google book on it. I hope it helps. I'm going to save it for future reference. Thanks for posting that quilt!
http://books.google.com/books?id=DWv...0quilt&f=false |
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