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Very unique! :)
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wow.......:thumbup:
nice love the colours |
Originally Posted by BizzieLizzie
(Post 5208329)
It is intriguing but I have never seen it before. I think that it would not be too difficult to sew the pattern. Could you appliqué 0.5mm different coloured strips, cut on a bias, haphazardly to each square and then join them up as in the picture? Alternatively you could paper piece each square? Best wishes on finding out more about this pattern. :)
Each trim piece seems to be attached identically to the squares------------which could vary a bit in her case without losing the integrity of the design. |
Originally Posted by Sheepshed
(Post 5223836)
It looks like more of a technique, as someone said. Take big squares of fabric, run your rotary cutter randomly over it, put a strip of contrasting fabric behind it, and turn the edges under leaving a little conrast showing, square up. You could also topstitch the raw edges to the little contrasting strip, and square up.
Since I'm lazy by nature, I'd add to the UN-cut squares and not cut anything beside the base squares and bias strips. |
Slight correction, the bias strips seem to be of tonal batiks---------some minor designs in each.
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