I love the look of a bargello quilt but am wondering how to go about making one. Do you just sew strips together and do it that way? How wide? What lengths? Just experiment?
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Get the book TWISTED BARGELLO, it is totally awesome. I think the process is easy, I just need the confidence to do it..will be from pale pink thru to dark purple batik. can't wait..Linda
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Thanks, Linda, I'll check that out!
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earlier tonight I found this link on bargello
http://quiltingpassion.com/QPU/sampler_101/block6.html |
Take a look at my Bargello in Pictures. I hope you like it.
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Wow, look at this link for a cool picture of a bargello quilt
http://www.ayushveda.com/tipson/how-...argello-quilt/ |
Talk about 'eye candy"! Thanks for the links!
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If you go to this link you will get an excellent demonstration on how to do it.
http://www.quilterstv.com/ |
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Twisted Bargello pattern by Chris Timmins of Australia is "not" a book. It is a pattern. I do have a couple that I obtained from Chris that I am selling.
Twisted Bargello by Chris Timmins (from Australia) ; Wall Hanging 41” x 55” or Double Quilt 74” x 94”; Using quick strip method. $16.50 (Shipping to a U.S. address by USPS 1st Class Mail $1.00; Insured-add $1.75) or ($4.80 USPS Priority Flat Rate Mail with "free" Delivery confirmation) |
I use 2 1/2 inch strips, usually 12 different fabrics. Press all seams one way. Then I cut the strips crossways, 1 inch, 1 1/2 inch , 2 inch and so on. There is a good tutorial on quilterstv. com
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