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Wendy Mathson's Storm at Sea TrimPlates (and book) make this construction much easier. Definitely use the work sheet to color the pieces so you'll know the exact placement.
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akesky that is pretty!
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The Cascade batiks would work really well for you, as they are gradations from light to dark across the WOF.
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Love the blank templates! Thanks for sharing!
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If you can find a printout of the pattern or even drw on graph paper, place it under thin paper or tracing paper and color -- I would suggest colored pencils. You don't have to redraw each time and you don't have to fill in completely, but you will quickly see what happens as you color a couple of sheets.
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someone on here did one with an appliqued eagle on it. The ground turned to sky. It was beautiful. Not mine to post, so just do a search on here for it and you will see. Amazing. I'm going to try it myself one day.
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quilterguy27, I looked at every Storm at Sea quilt that came up in my search and every eagle that came up but couldn't find it. Could you post a link please? Thanks, AK
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Originally Posted by Aimee G
Found something on Flickr that might give you an idea or two.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/13203716@N03/3913725819/ You could draw it out on graph paper & have fun with some colored pencils designing it yourself :) Edit: Oops!! Looks like I'm a dime late and a dollar short!!! So glad someone had the info at the ready!! Good luck to you, and be sure to keep us posted!!! :thumbup: |
Originally Posted by ncredbird
quilterguy27, I looked at every Storm at Sea quilt that came up in my search and every eagle that came up but couldn't find it. Could you post a link please? Thanks, AK
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