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Learned Something New!
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Yesterday we had a mini retreat and we learned how to make gathered flowers. They are fun and the possiblities are endless. When I got home, I finally pulled out my scary ruffler foot and it was pretty easy and made the flowers go together very quickly. These are a great thing to use that leftover binding for. Beware! They are additive.
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Very pretty!
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Pretty cool, how do you do it?
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Great idea, makes pretty flowers.
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Those are pretty flowers! I wonder if you could put the hair clips on the back and put them on the baby stretchy head bands? I"ve seen the head bands done with artificial flowers but those could be made to match a special outfit.:thumbup: If it isn't a copywrite violation, I think we need a tutorial on them for QB.
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Wow..those are all beautiful.
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Very pretty - what a great idea!
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They look great!
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Those are very pretty and a good reason to actually use one of the attachments that we seem to be scared of.
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Cool. Wonder if it can be done without the ruffler....don't have that bit of technology on my vintage machine.
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Very nice flowers. A tute would be great!
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Beautiful! Hmmm, leftover binding...I have some of that....:)
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What a neat idea, I see these on a little girls quilt. Bet you will come up with a guilt that has many of you flowers on it.
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They are so pretty. Yes they can be made by making a long running stitch and pulling the fabric along the thread by hand.
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They are darling. I can see why they would be addictive.
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I agree. Tutorial time!
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Oh those are so pretty!
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Those are so pretty.
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Those flowers are really cool.
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Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 5419885)
Those are pretty flowers! I wonder if you could put the hair clips on the back and put them on the baby stretchy head bands? I"ve seen the head bands done with artificial flowers but those could be made to match a special outfit.:thumbup: If it isn't a copywrite violation, I think we need a tutorial on them for QB.
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Originally Posted by earthwalker
(Post 5420093)
Cool. Wonder if it can be done without the ruffler....don't have that bit of technology on my vintage machine.
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very pretty...:)
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Very nice and using leftover binding to make them is an excellent idea.
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those are really pretty.
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Cute I'll have to try that , thanks for showing them to us.:)
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I decorated a baseball cap this weekend and put a flower on it after I had covered the top with fabric. This would have made it easier.
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so cute! thanks for sharing yet another inspiration to keep me busy!
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Originally Posted by earthwalker
(Post 5420093)
Cool. Wonder if it can be done without the ruffler....don't have that bit of technology on my vintage machine.
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Looking forward to seeing more...did you use binding from the store?
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Great idea!!!!
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WOW! Love them!
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very pretty . i love the colors..
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Oh so pretty
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Where did you do this I live in KCK(Piper) so not that far from you? Would love a Sunday workshop.
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oh wow I love those, would love a tute on how to do them. Thanks for posting
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Originally Posted by GailG
(Post 5420722)
Yes, you can! Just leave the leftover binding folded. Then run a long stitch about 1/4 inch from the cut edge. When you've done the whole length, pull the BOBBIN thread to form gathers.
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They are just wonderful, great job and thank you for sharing
Have a Blessed day Ellen |
Oh my goodness, how beautiful. I can see these used for so many things. Thank you for sharing.
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How long of piece of fabric did you use?
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Really neat! ! ! My FW came with a ruffle foot. Now I know what I can do with it....Thanx for sharing!
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