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Sewze 03-27-2010 09:58 AM

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While I haven't made a Bargello quilt (yet) my second quilting project was a Fractured Bargello sweatshirt makeover. It is a favorite and I am planning on making a Bow Tucks Bag to match soon and will post pictures when it is finished.

Originally Posted by danmar
I decided to start that Bargello that I've been wanting to make last night. I'm using 17 colors and will try to just lay it out so I can see how I'm going to make it. It'll probably either
1) End up getting taken apart and used as scraps or
2) Be absolutely beautiful!!! Here's a few pictures. Enjoy!
Marilyn


cmapco837 03-27-2010 10:04 AM

you are doing a great job I couldnt do it without a pattern some of you ladies are so smart I feel stupid

danmar 03-27-2010 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by clem55
love the colors. Now, what does tube mean, and taking apart the seams? I know nothing about bargello.

Thank you! Tube---you sew the strips together in the order that you want them to be in the quilt, say using 6 colors, #1 thru #6. Then you sew #1 to #6, forming a tube.

Then, when you are using a pattern, it will tell you where to take the seams apart, so that you get your pattern. For example, On this 12" block that I made for my first bargello attempt, starting at the left, after you cut the tube into the required sizes (1", 1.5", 2", etc.) the pattern will tell you what seams to take apart. Like the seam between the dk pink and yellow, then the seam between the blue and dk pink, etc.
Does that make sense? Hope that helps.
Marilyn

My first Bargello - a 12" block 3-19-10
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One side of the tube
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The other side of the tube
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danmar 03-27-2010 10:21 AM


Originally Posted by Crlyn
Just popped in to check this thread out, my goodness........

Danmar, that sure is purty..........I admire you for being able to do that without a pattern!

It's going to be beautiful!

:D :D

Thank you very much!!!

danmar 03-27-2010 10:29 AM


Originally Posted by Sewze
While I haven't made a Bargello quilt (yet) my second quilting project was a Fractured Bargello sweatshirt makeover. It is a favorite and I am planning on making a Bow Tucks Bag to match soon and will post pictures when it is finished.

Originally Posted by danmar
I decided to start that Bargello that I've been wanting to make last night. I'm using 17 colors and will try to just lay it out so I can see how I'm going to make it. It'll probably either
1) End up getting taken apart and used as scraps or
2) Be absolutely beautiful!!! Here's a few pictures. Enjoy!
Marilyn



Thank you for posting that picture. It looks a lot like a bargello, doesn't it? What is a Bow Tucks Bag? I've seen that name on here several times but have no clue what it is. Good luck with your bag.

clem55 03-27-2010 10:32 AM

thank you, that helped a little. Don't think I am up to doing bargello though. Can't wait to see yours when it is done.

clem55 03-27-2010 10:32 AM

thank you, that helped a little. Don't think I am up to doing bargello though. Can't wait to see yours when it is done.

danmar 03-27-2010 10:32 AM


Originally Posted by cmapco837
you are doing a great job I couldnt do it without a pattern some of you ladies are so smart I feel stupid

Thank you! I don't know if I can do it without a pattern either! Think of the bright side, you don't have all these people watching you make yours if it turns out to be a giant disaster!!! (with no Pattern) Maybe YOU are the smart one!!! No offense everybody. :lol: :lol: :lol:

barnbum 03-27-2010 10:35 AM

Oh gosh--that looks very complicated without a pattern. You are so brave and adventurous!! :-D I like the block you posted a link to--I didn't realize one could make a Bargello pattern with blocks. Cool!

Kathryn 03-27-2010 10:36 AM

you go girl- I want to make one too- I'll watch your progess and learn form you


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