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I played with my graph paper this morning and worked out the measurements to make a keyboard. I wouldn't like to stitch anything narrower than 1/4" strip though.
The black keys were cut 1 1/2" wide x 4" long The thicker ivory keys between the black were cut at 1 1/4" wide x 4" long The thinner ivory strips were cut at 3/4" x 4" long The whiter edge strips were cut 1 3/4" wide x 3" long This is all including a 1/4" seam allowance. I cut a small piece of ice-cream lid and used double sided tape on my machine to ensure a constant 1/4" seam - it worked!!! surprise surprise!! I pressed the ivory seams towards the black. I pressed the ivory pair seams open. I was able to match the seams when I stitched the black/ivory strip to the ivory/ivory strip. I'm so pleased - it worked the way I could see it in my head!!! I had to share! black and ivory pieces ready to stitch [ATTACH=CONFIG]20765[/ATTACH] stitched and pressed - now to match the seams [ATTACH=CONFIG]20766[/ATTACH] keyboard - ready to play! [ATTACH=CONFIG]20767[/ATTACH] |
Looks good, be sure to show us the finished product
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Looks good!
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you are so clever. is this going on a musical theme quilt?
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This is very neat! Can't wait to see the finished project.
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This is to go under a printed music panel - I'm making a small wallhanging for my father's 80th birthday. He's a retired music teacher/band master/herald. I'll take a pic as I put it together...
I don't think it's too shabby....as I'm still a beginner!!! lol |
Looks beautiful
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You did a wonderful job with it. He will be impressed.
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You did it! Good job.
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You are so clever!! It almost looks playable!! Can't wait to see the whole thing finished!!
Ditter |
What a grand idea!
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Very clever! Can't wait to see the finished quilt! :thumbup:
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I love to see some difrent quilts and this will be one of them :thumbup:
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oh my goodness, you really did it. good going!
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Looks good!
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That is going to be really neat. Can't wait to see the finished with the whole quilt. Be sure to post it. :-D
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Looking awesome. Can't wait to see more of what you are working on. :D :D :D
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Very talented designer for sure awaiting the finished product!!!
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Originally Posted by bronnyb
This is to go under a printed music panel - I'm making a small wallhanging for my father's 80th birthday. He's a retired music teacher/band master/herald. I'll take a pic as I put it together...
I don't think it's too shabby....as I'm still a beginner!!! lol Kelly http://www.cluttergutter.com |
You've done a great job on your keyboard! Your DF will really enjoy this with his wallhanging.
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Good job!!!!
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Awesome, he will enjoy it!
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Looking good!!!
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Nice job!!!
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Great job!! Looking forward to the final pics! Your DF will love it!! :D :D
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That turned out great. Thanks for sharing.
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Your planning certainly worked. The "piano" looks just right and ready to be played.
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That looks great! I will need to remember that if I need something for my MIL! She is a piano teacher!!
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Looks good.
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Wow that looks great. I'd love to see the finished quilt.
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Wow that looks great. I'd love to see the finished quilt.
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nice job
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How clever that border is. I hope I can see the quilt you're going to put it on.
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I am patiently waiting for the finished result. ;)
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Yes, we want to see the "masterpiece" when finished!
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Hello Bronnyb Welcome to the board. You did really well with your boarder, thanks for the direx tion , I know its late / I'mm tired I'm liking what I see . Theresse
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Welcome to the board Kelly, I'm from Montana. Theresse
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That is awesome!
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Originally Posted by bronnyb
I played with my graph paper this morning and worked out the measurements to make a keyboard. I wouldn't like to stitch anything narrower than 1/4" strip though.
The black keys were cut 1 1/2" wide x 4" long The thicker ivory keys between the black were cut at 1 1/4" wide x 4" long The thinner ivory strips were cut at 3/4" x 4" long The whiter edge strips were cut 1 3/4" wide x 3" long This is all including a 1/4" seam allowance. I cut a small piece of ice-cream lid and used double sided tape on my machine to ensure a constant 1/4" seam - it worked!!! surprise surprise!! I pressed the ivory seams towards the black. I pressed the ivory pair seams open. I was able to match the seams when I stitched the black/ivory strip to the ivory/ivory strip. I'm so pleased - it worked the way I could see it in my head!!! I had to share! |
I just love keyboard borders!
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