the technique tutorial making the rise and shine blocks
10-06-2010, 10:17 PM
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ckcowl: What is the name of the other designs that you posted on page 2?? I love the bright colors.
Originally Posted by ckcowl
i'm not exactly sure what you are asking...i've been laying the blocks out side by side to figure out a layout. when i finally decide on the layout i will simply sew the blocks together, the usual way you sew blocks together.
the fused part is the design fused onto the black 6 1/2" squares...i'm posting some blocks from a different project using same technique.
i recommend drawing your own designs. but if you want to use that one it is in McCalls Quilting Jan/Feb 2010
the fused part is the design fused onto the black 6 1/2" squares...i'm posting some blocks from a different project using same technique.
i recommend drawing your own designs. but if you want to use that one it is in McCalls Quilting Jan/Feb 2010
10-07-2010, 01:03 AM
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[quote=justme2]Thanks for the info.....I'm not good at zig zag stitch.Maybe someday
they'll come up with a fusible that never has to be sewn down.
We can hope.
[quote]
They have - same brand I get mine mail order here in the UK but surely you can get it in the States? http://www.cottonpatch.co.uk/acatalo...les_Glues.html Scroll down, Heat n Bond Ultra.
they'll come up with a fusible that never has to be sewn down.
We can hope.
[quote]
They have - same brand I get mine mail order here in the UK but surely you can get it in the States? http://www.cottonpatch.co.uk/acatalo...les_Glues.html Scroll down, Heat n Bond Ultra.
10-07-2010, 04:13 AM
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there really aren't names for the other designs i guess...i just made them...they are going into a 'dizzy in new york' quilt i'm designing...with those colorful blocks and new york beauty blocks. when i showed those blocks i was just trying to show that the sky is the limit for the technique...make what ever you can cut out and have negative/positive pieces to fuse to 2 blocks.
Originally Posted by Carsey
ckcowl: What is the name of the other designs that you posted on page 2?? I love the bright colors.
Originally Posted by ckcowl
i'm not exactly sure what you are asking...i've been laying the blocks out side by side to figure out a layout. when i finally decide on the layout i will simply sew the blocks together, the usual way you sew blocks together.
the fused part is the design fused onto the black 6 1/2" squares...i'm posting some blocks from a different project using same technique.
i recommend drawing your own designs. but if you want to use that one it is in McCalls Quilting Jan/Feb 2010
the fused part is the design fused onto the black 6 1/2" squares...i'm posting some blocks from a different project using same technique.
i recommend drawing your own designs. but if you want to use that one it is in McCalls Quilting Jan/Feb 2010
10-07-2010, 04:23 AM
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Stunning. You certainly caught the attention of a lot of people, me included.I have seen it done as paper piecing but this looks so much easier & quicker.
Thank you for your tute I enjoyed it so much I've bookmarked it.
Thank you for your tute I enjoyed it so much I've bookmarked it.
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