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I made for my niece a wedding quilt:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-106209-1.htm, where I presented two pillows and two bedding quilts. Here I present, how I made this one (with photos). The cut-out hearts [ATTACH=CONFIG]174721[/ATTACH] Fixation with a zig-zag stitching on the edge of the pattern. [ATTACH=CONFIG]174722[/ATTACH] To join on the sandwich with a lace [ATTACH=CONFIG]174726[/ATTACH] Pearls of the intersection of ribbons [ATTACH=CONFIG]174727[/ATTACH] Layout of the sample [ATTACH=CONFIG]174736[/ATTACH] Weaving of the ribbon(on adhesive fusing, and ironing) and [ATTACH=CONFIG]174738[/ATTACH] |
Gorgeous. thanks for showing how to make it. You need to put it in the tutorial section where more will see it.
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Beautiful!!
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Beautiful!
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Beautiful!!!!:):):)
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Thanks! OK! I'll made...nearly...
Originally Posted by Jingle
Gorgeous. thanks for showing how to make it. You need to put it in the tutorial section where more will see it.
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Oh is that gorgeous. And thank you for the photos of the ribbon weaving.
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I love your satin pillow. I have one question, once you cut the hearts out how did you keep it together before sewing?
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I veawed it on a fusible web, and I ironed, then cut it...
Originally Posted by sonisew
I love your satin pillow. I have one question, once you cut the hearts out how did you keep it together before sewing?
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Here a link to see the tutorial(a nice ribbon-pillow!):
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index...484#msg1054484 I hope, you can see...
Originally Posted by tothenci
I veawed it on a fusible web, and I ironed, then cut it...
Originally Posted by sonisew
I love your satin pillow. I have one question, once you cut the hearts out how did you keep it together before sewing?
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