That's just beautiful Marilba. I just love those batiks!! And how clever the pinwheels are! Bettlove
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Originally Posted by k3n
Lori that is stunning, how d'you do that? Nosy ppl have to know! :shock: :lol:
Using the PP method made everything MUCH simpler. I've got the pattern for three sizes (this one is the smallest) if anyone is interested. You need a wedge ruler. |
Awesome job everyone, I can't wait to see more.
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will be watching all the sites to see how things progress
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Originally Posted by cutebuns
Awesome job everyone, I can't wait to see more.
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Oh, you ladies have outdone yourselves! Beautiful centers. **clapping my hands in appreciation**
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b.zang what pattern is that I love it. Haven't seen it before
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Originally Posted by b.zang
Originally Posted by cutebuns
Awesome job everyone, I can't wait to see more.
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that is amazing I'd be going in circles by the time i got that center done.
it really is great.dizzy |
Originally Posted by LoriJ
Well..... the pattern was supposed to be strip pieced, but with the little buggers being only 1/4 inch finished, I wasn't having much luck, so I converted it into a paper piecing pattern and did each pie wedge separately, then sewed together. The circle is appliqued onto the squre background, then you are supposed to trim the under layer, but I'll leave it for now for extra strength through all the handling. Once it's back, I'll cut it out to reduce the bulk in the center circle.
Using the PP method made everything MUCH simpler. I've got the pattern for three sizes (this one is the smallest) if anyone is interested. You need a wedge ruler. |
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