Originally Posted by sharon b
Have you considered charms? By the way remember we LUV pics !!! :lol:
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Maybe I should just nix the "every tumbler has to be a different fabric" and use what I have. It'd still be cute, right?
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That might work if you mix them up and spread them out ! Good Luck ! What size are the tumblers?
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4" tall by 4" at the widest point. I do have 4 swaps set up and that will help. Maybe I will wait. I am an instant gratification person and very impatient...i gotta work on that! :)
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LOL ! Its a quilter thing ! We are all that way... :D Do you have a color theme going ? Or just mixing and matching? Is this from a pattern? I have never seen or heard of this before. Thanks
Sharon |
No color theme. I have got about every color and pattern and it could be very ugly or very cool. It's fun to make though! This is a tumbler quilt (not mine just random off the web):
http://willworkforfabric.typepad.com...mblersdone.jpg |
just think, cut a little bit off for your tumbler then cut the leftover fat quarter into charm squares and you have the squares for a charm square quilt started! I have been cutting scraps into 2 1/2 in square so one day when I have enough, i can make a trip around the world or irish chain with a little bit of each quilt I have ever made! If i have a large piece left over, I either cut into fat quarters or charm square to have them ready to go when I need them!
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True. And I could start compiling 5" squares for the swaps I have set up. Thanks!
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That is really neat! How are you doing it ? I have seen the English Paper Piecing for that quilt. Is that how you are doing it? So what size square do you need to start with ? 5x5?
Sharon |
I am doing traditional hand-piecing. I start with a 5" square and trace the pattern using a template. It's a fun pattern and ideal for scraps.
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