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My version of Dresden Plate from "Planned Overs"
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I had all the leftover stripset wedges from tree skirts and Stargello in lovely metallic fabrics and couldn't bear to do anything that would not utilize them in some way. So after seeing in Dresden topper, I had a brainstorm and by CAREFULLY placing the tool and watching the length, I made a center Dresden and four minis for the four corners. I also have made another in a different look which I will post after I get all the threads finally buried, Ugh! I still have some little wedges, but they are too teeny to do anything with. I have decided planned overs sound more appetizing than leftovers, hence the name change. Didn't have enough for all the wedges, so I improvised. Hope it doesn't look too strange. I hope you enjoy looking at my first ever attempt at making a Dresden plate. [ATTACH=CONFIG]444387[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]444389[/ATTACH] |
Its very attractive! I like the whole"block" with the corner bits and everything! Reminds me of the "Fancy Dish" one I'm going to make!
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Quite beautiful
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Very pretty and quite different. You are very creative.
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It's a beauty!!
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It's beautiful! Love it!
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thanks for the info
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Gorgeous!! I love the colors and the minis in the corners. Great job!
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It's gorgeous!
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nicely done... love the corners, too
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Beautiful!
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What a lovely way to use scraps!
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That is absolutely stunning!
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Very nicely done.
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Very nice.
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What an inspired use of leftovers - it's beautiful.
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Very cleaver girl, it is fantastic.
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Beautiful!!! Great job.
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So beautiful wonderful work.
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Really like how you did this mini quilt, love anything made with Dresden blocks.
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Very very pretty. Isn't it fun to get creative with leftovers
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Very, very pretty!
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Fantastic and so creative!
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Love your quilt. You did good !!!
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Beautiful piece
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Originally Posted by Quilter 65
(Post 6380916)
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I had all the leftover stripset wedges from tree skirts and Stargello in lovely metallic fabrics and couldn't bear to do anything that would not utilize them in some way. So after seeing in Dresden topper, I had a brainstorm and by CAREFULLY placing the tool and watching the length, I made a center Dresden and four minis for the four corners. I also have made another in a different look which I will post after I get all the threads finally buried, Ugh! I still have some little wedges, but they are too teeny to do anything with. I have decided planned overs sound more appetizing than leftovers, hence the name change. Didn't have enough for all the wedges, so I improvised. Hope it doesn't look too strange. I hope you enjoy looking at my first ever attempt at making a Dresden plate. [ATTACH=CONFIG]444387[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]444389[/ATTACH] |
Originally Posted by Shorebird
(Post 6386660)
DID YOU PAPER PIECE BOTH THE LARGE AND SMALL PIECES? This is lovely and very creative...
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Very elegant
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