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Old 07-08-2010, 01:23 PM
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I was talking about this quilt in progress on another thread, and I do realize it is difficult to understand without a picture, so here it is.

The pattern is pickle dish, which has been around forever. I am making mine in an updated style out of batiks.

Interestingly, I have a quilt made by my grandmother circa 1945 that contains pickle dishes, so I've attached a picture of hers also. Hers is appliqued alternating Dresden Plates and Pickle Dishes, but mine will be totally pieced, including the abundance of curved pieces - not for the faint of heart.
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That is wonderful in batiks!!!!!!!!!!
And love your Granny's :D
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Both lovely
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WOW!!! to both of them :D:D:D
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Great looking pattern and fabrics. But....wow, so many curves!!! :shock: Do you have the Curve Master (??) foot? Phew...I would be in total panic if I had to do that many curves.
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Thanks Dagny...pictures do help with understanding.

Kudos to you for mastering the curves via piecing!
It is a stunning work in progress and I also love it in the batiks.
What a treasure to have one your grandmother made
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Thank you for your kind words and encouragement.

I'm going to stop at my LQS tomorrow to see what Bernina foot might be best for the curves. I plan just to go slowly through it, keep a seam ripper handy, and stop if I get frustrated. I have plenty of the background fabric so if any of the bias edges stretch too badly, I'll just replace it.
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WOW!
love the batiks
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I love it in the batiks. Great thinking out of the box. I may have to give it a go.
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WOW -- both of them are awesome!! :D
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