Bargello Help
I am making a tree skirt. The quilt shop emailed me the instructions and it says # fabric 1-9, sew 1-9 then 2 through 1, 3 through 2 etc. Does it matter what fabric is 1? SHould it be the lighter to darker or vice versa? Also if the fabric is light as #1 do I have all the tans 1,2,3 then go to reds 3,4,5 then greens 6,7,8 or will it all blend no matter what fabric is #1?
I hate to send her questions, she was nice enough to give me the directions for free. It was a class she was offering and she is located in CA and I am in PA. TIA |
I think you want to first number your fabrics in the gradient pattern you want to use - generally dark to light or sometimes you could do light-dark-light or dark-light-dark - but with 9 colors you are a little limited.
Do you have a picture of the completed skirt? My guess is that as long as you don't switch the numbers midstream, it won't matter where you start. Cheers, K |
start by laying your fabrics out in an order that appeals to you- then number them- it is a personal choice if you go from light to dark- or the other way- or if you put the fabrics together in color groups. just lay them out in an order you like.
keep them in order though out. |
Thanks everyone. The picture can be found here
http://www.backyardchickens.com/foru....php?id=217709 I will just lay them out and start from there. |
Looks like it will be fun when it is done - in looking at the picture, I don't think you have to worry about which one you label #1 - as they will all take turns being in the first position.
Cheers, K |
Just as the others have mentioned, you need to give each fabric a number. I have done some of the more complicated Bargellos so this is a good habit to have. If any other question, please feel free to post them and will try our best to help you. I just LOVE the pattern !!!
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Originally Posted by doodledo
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Thanks everyone. The picture can be found here
http://www.backyardchickens.com/foru....php?id=217709 I will just lay them out and start from there. |
Great pattern, Love doing them. Best of luck, post a pic when finished. ;-)
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