First Dresden Plate topper
#23
Originally Posted by mzmama
Originally Posted by Quiltgranny
Originally Posted by LoriEl
I love it! and you say it is easy?
Straight line sewing each wedge to another in pairs of two, then four, then attaching all those together. Once that's done, layer your batting, backing and top together and pin, sewing around 1/4" from the outer edge. When finished, cut off excess batting and backing, clip inner and outer curves then pull everything through the center hole.
Then, cut your circle (from the template) for the center hole, face it with fusible interfacing (ala Eleanor Burns), then fuse and applique it down to the center. Do whatever quilting you wish, then you're done. I did it over the weekend. A nice, fairly quick and nice on your budget gift for someone. :thumbup:
You did a tute and didn't know it....
#28
Originally Posted by mzmama
Originally Posted by Quiltgranny
Originally Posted by LoriEl
I love it! and you say it is easy?
Straight line sewing each wedge to another in pairs of two, then four, then attaching all those together. Once that's done, layer your batting, backing and top together and pin, sewing around 1/4" from the outer edge. When finished, cut off excess batting and backing, clip inner and outer curves then pull everything through the center hole.
Then, cut your circle (from the template) for the center hole, face it with fusible interfacing (ala Eleanor Burns), then fuse and applique it down to the center. Do whatever quilting you wish, then you're done. I did it over the weekend. A nice, fairly quick and nice on your budget gift for someone. :thumbup:
You did a tute and didn't know it....
Sibyl
#30
Originally Posted by Lilrain
that is gorgeous. Next time you might try thermor or just prewashed flannel. i have had good luck with both
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