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This has got to be one of the most prettiest things I have ever seen. I copied and it is in my bucket list to do when I get good enough. Thanks so very much for posting this.
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Very good tutorial and the finished piece? Beautiful!
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Gorgeous!! will be bookmarking this :)
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The folded dahlia fascinates me to no end! I love your reds. Thank you for the tutorial. It is so easy to understand. Y
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Hi Dungeonquilter, I know this is an old tutorial But I wonder if you could explain how to finish the folded Dahlia after the folding is done. The raw edges are exposed what do you do with them? Thank you for your time. peterparley
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This is just so cool! I really want to do one of these to hang in my quilting room. Now, just to pick the fabrics...ohhh, where do I begin? LOL :-)
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I just added borders that hid all the raw edges. I did not take a picture of it once it was finished. Gave it away as a gift, so can't take one now.
Originally Posted by peterparley
(Post 5619405)
Hi Dungeonquilter, I know this is an old tutorial But I wonder if you could explain how to finish the folded Dahlia after the folding is done. The raw edges are exposed what do you do with them? Thank you for your time. peterparley
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Your Dahlia is gorgeous and thank you so much for the instructions. I would like to try this once I get better at quilting. It's so unique.
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Wow great tutorial
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Many thanks to you for showing us all the steps with pictures. I will definitely try to make one in the new year. Right now, I have too many Christmas projects I have to complete. Thanks again!
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