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10-09-2010, 09:24 PM
#122
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Originally Posted by paintmejudy
Received the most fabulous ornament today from Robinilee - it is just wonderful. Thank you so much.
The ornament is made of small folded pieces so it is sort of 3-D, not flat and sewn toegether like a quilt square. Stunning!
The ornament is made of small folded pieces so it is sort of 3-D, not flat and sewn toegether like a quilt square. Stunning!
10-09-2010, 09:39 PM
#123
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Originally Posted by noveltyjunkie
Originally Posted by paintmejudy
Received the most fabulous ornament today from Robinilee - it is just wonderful. Thank you so much.
The ornament is made of small folded pieces so it is sort of 3-D, not flat and sewn toegether like a quilt square. Stunning!
The ornament is made of small folded pieces so it is sort of 3-D, not flat and sewn toegether like a quilt square. Stunning!
10-10-2010, 11:41 AM
#126
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I just checked the mailbox from yesterday and this is what I received from grammynan! Isn't it cute? The picture doesn't do it justice. Thank you Nancy - now where to put it until my tree is up. Thank you so much! I haven't done paper piecing yet and I don't think I will start with little pieces. Again thank you!
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10-10-2010, 05:40 PM
#129
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Location: On the plains of the Dakota's
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Originally Posted by paintmejudy
Received the most fabulous ornament today from Robinilee - it is just wonderful. Thank you so much.
The ornament is made of small folded pieces so it is sort of 3-D, not flat and sewn toegether like a quilt square. Stunning!
The ornament is made of small folded pieces so it is sort of 3-D, not flat and sewn toegether like a quilt square. Stunning!
I've also taught this as a class for my fellow Quilt guild members and a few Extension Homemakers clubs. I do like 5-10 at a time depending on how much fabric I have for each ornament. Sometimes I just put muslin on the back on made them into gift tags/ornaments for the following year.
The attachment is a few of the ornaments from the class I taught last October in ND. with book. I've seen the booklet on ebay or half.com. When I get a chance (in the process of moving) I will keep an eye out for the book and send the author name.
Folded Fabric Christmas ornaments
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10-10-2010, 05:42 PM
#130
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: On the plains of the Dakota's
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Originally Posted by noveltyjunkie
Originally Posted by paintmejudy
Received the most fabulous ornament today from Robinilee - it is just wonderful. Thank you so much.
The ornament is made of small folded pieces so it is sort of 3-D, not flat and sewn toegether like a quilt square. Stunning!
The ornament is made of small folded pieces so it is sort of 3-D, not flat and sewn toegether like a quilt square. Stunning!
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