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Last spring I won a set of fabric samples as a door prize at my guild's quilt show. The fabrics were designed by Michael Miller and consisted of a main scene and a bunch of coordinating designs. I sliced the scene into 24 6" squares and put them behind a window. An exercise in mitered corners! I added a very narrow flange border, trying to make it look like a groove in a wood frame.
Quilting: Did STID with monofilament at the edge of the "glass" to anchor the mitered corners, then straight stitch with the browns and beiges in the frames. Thanks for looking! Sorry about the non-flat look. I should have taken a better picture. It's in the mail now, a gift for my brother and sister-in-law. Window of Tranquility [ATTACH=CONFIG]145878[/ATTACH] |
where is the picture ?
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Wow!! It does look like a window! You did a fantastic job.
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Originally Posted by feffertim
where is the picture ?
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I love it! Great job too!
It looks just like looking through a window. |
I LOVE this kind of Attic Window! Awesome job!! I did one once with a navy print with tiny white stars so it was like looking at the sky. But yours is amazing!
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A beautiful piece of work. Nice job.
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Very stunning! The fabric is perfect!
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What a beautiful quilt and such a clever idea for a panel!!
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Good work and clever too!
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That is beautiful. I love it!
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what a great idea for those basement windowless sewing spaces. You could change your view at will!
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You did a great job on that!
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Originally Posted by mommamac
what a great idea for those basement windowless sewing spaces. You could change your view at will!
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That's lovely! I have a scene piece of fabric so make one of those on my list.
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Very creative. Love how it looks like a real window.
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I love how this turned out. What a great idea.
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You did an awesome job!! Great idea!! Really pretty!
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Originally Posted by newestnana
Last spring I won a set of fabric samples as a door prize at my guild's quilt show. The fabrics were designed by Michael Miller and consisted of a main scene and a bunch of coordinating designs. I sliced the scene into 24 6" squares and put them behind a window. An exercise in mitered corners! I added a very narrow flange border, trying to make it look like a groove in a wood frame.
Quilting: Did STID with monofilament at the edge of the "glass" to anchor the mitered corners, then straight stitch with the browns and beiges in the frames. Thanks for looking! Sorry about the non-flat look. I should have taken a better picture. It's in the mail now, a gift for my brother and sister-in-law. |
Nice!
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Beautiful!
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very nice
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Love your quilt. Does look so calm and peaceful. Thanks for sharing.
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I love it. Great job.
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Very nice!! I have a panel I think this would work well for. Thank you.
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Very nice. Just like looking out a window.
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Very nice! You did a great job on it.
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Beautiful!
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Beautiful!!!
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That came out great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Wow that is so very beautiful.
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Lovely - & the view out the 'window' is so relaxing! Hmmm, you're giving me an idea.
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Beautiful!
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Stunning!! :D
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Great job on the attic window.
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Just stunning!!!
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awesome Idea I love it
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Love it!
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Very clever. I want to climb through the window.
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Great dimensional look and a wonderful idea for that panel.
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