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Hi Everyone,
This is my first stab at making a Dresden plate. This pattern is called "Table Scraps" from the Apr/May issue of "Quilt". It went together pretty quickly. Finished size is 25" across. Only trouble I had was... initially it was kinda wobbly and wouldn't lay flat. :cry: Some of you may have seen my earlier post in the Main section asking for help for this problem. Well, the problem was with me; I had sewn in one wedge TOO many - the pattern called for 15, I sewed in 16! :roll: :oops: :shock: :lol: And I wonder why it wouldn't lay flat! :roll: :lol: Once I removed the offending extra wedge and resewed the remaining 15 wedges back together, all was right with the world. :thumbup: The only thing I'll do different next time is use a thinner or more pliable batting than Warm & Natural. Since this is "birthed", all layers sewn together then pulled out through the center, the edge is quite bulky to sew through. I broke one size 90 titanium needle in my Baby Lock when sewing the decorative stitch around the edge. Switched to a size 100 and finished it off with no further problems. I'm happy with the finished project and will definitely use this pattern again for myself or a quick (weekend) gift for others. :D front [ATTACH=CONFIG]189354[/ATTACH] Close up showing decorative stitching [ATTACH=CONFIG]189355[/ATTACH] back [ATTACH=CONFIG]189356[/ATTACH] |
That is just gorgeous!
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dang double posted!
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Very pretty...I love the colors.
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I love the colors your selected!!
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I love it! and you say it is easy?
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I really like this one. The colors are scrumptious.
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Very nice, and I love the colors!
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Very pretty, I just love the fabrics you used for it.
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Love it! Colors are great!
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