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I would try the different layouts and take a picture to see which you perfer. Your jellyfish idea ould be really great!
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Those fabrics are yummy!
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Originally Posted by lynnie
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I did this for 3d jellyfish on a wall quilt: take the clearest bridal illusion, or one with a tint with some glitz to it, form your top bulb of the jellyfish body and stuff those pretty color strips into the body part, let a few hang out as the tentacles.
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I have a lot of trimmings like that due to the amount of paper piecing I do. I save them in a ziploc bag and am going to use my current batch to stuff a draftdodger.
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Originally Posted by AngeliaNR
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The scraps are pretty. I might put them in a clear glass jar and just look at them--at least until you think of another use for them.
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How about putting the beautiful scraps in a clear glass ornament? Colors of the blocks are just gorgeous..
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Pics of different layouts -- what do you think?
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Ok ladies, Here are three different layouts. Are there any others you can think of?
What do you think looks best or what more could I do to get the most out of these colors. I really want to bring out the 'cathedral' window look of these colors. I'm open to all suggestions. |
Hi Sue -- I'm working on the Jellyfish art quilt today...still trying to figure out how to for the top of the body and stuff the body so it looks soft and fluid yet it has the 'body' it needs to be hand stitched onto the quilt and keep it's shape.
I will ad pics as it develops.
Originally Posted by SueSew
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that sounds beautiful - have you posted it yet?
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Your colors are pretty and the little pile of thin pieces is really cute, looks flower like. Don't know what to do with them but I understand your reluctance to toss them!
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That will be just beautiful
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