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I'm about to wrap these tablerunners to present to workmates this morning, but am still amazed how different the same patten can look, merely by changing the colourway. I've played with 12"blocks, but that mostly creates positive/negatives of the same shape. It's really noticable on these 2 tablerunners, you wouldn't pick them as being made from the same pattern. I also see where I should have made the 'snake' turn in another direction in order to be more symmetrical. I don't think I wanted that to happen at the time. I'm also pleased that I was able to keep the zig-zag edge that makes them different.
I'm still a beginning patchworker, so please excuse my enthusiasm and awe. bronny pakenham aust 6:55am Leo's Tablerunner [ATTACH=CONFIG]145235[/ATTACH] Andrea's Tablerunner [ATTACH=CONFIG]145236[/ATTACH] |
Verrry nice! You are absolutely right, they do look totally different. Nice use of color and placement.
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I love enthusiasm & awe. Both are beautiful & you can be very proud of your work. Your workmates will be thrilled.
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very pretty!
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Great runners! I love that pattern, Good work!
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Gracious, it surely does not look like the same pattern, however, both are darling. Thanks so much for showing and sharing.
Blessings, Ruth |
These are very nice. I love it when you use the same pattern and different fabrics and get such different designs
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Both nice and yes, different! :D
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oh my how wonderful! I will send you my address!! They are going to love these
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Very pretty tablerunners.
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I luv how you played with the design, really nice!
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love the color choices. what a neat pattern. your runners look great t.f.s.
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Originally Posted by bronnyb
I'm about to wrap these tablerunners to present to workmates this morning, but am still amazed how different the same patten can look, merely by changing the colourway. I've played with 12"blocks, but that mostly creates positive/negatives of the same shape. It's really noticable on these 2 tablerunners, you wouldn't pick them as being made from the same pattern. I also see where I should have made the 'snake' turn in another direction in order to be more symmetrical. I don't think I wanted that to happen at the time. I'm also pleased that I was able to keep the zig-zag edge that makes them different.
I'm still a beginning patchworker, so please excuse my enthusiasm and awe. bronny pakenham aust 6:55am :thumbup: |
VERY PRETTY !!!!!!!
bopeep |
Both are pretty...
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Hey Bronnyb I love it. How did you do the edges? I am keen to try this pattern
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Enthusiam is good and why not, you should be - nice job.
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Have just joined. Great to see someone from Aust. Love your enthusiasm. Beautiful job
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Pretty!
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It amazing how different fabric can change the lood of a pattern. Bow are very nice.
Merry Christmas |
Both are really pretty-but I LOVE the colors of the first one!
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awesome!!
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where did you get the pattern for these? please send an address.
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Great job!! One would never know that they are the same pattern
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The first one is my favorite, I love the colors but both are beautiful. What pattern did you use.
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Interesting patterns. Lovely work. Nothing wrong with being awed by your handiwork.
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Thank you everybody.
There is no commercial pattern. I made it up using graph paper and pencils. I don't know of an easy way to describe the placement of each piece to achieve the colourway, otherwise I'd offer a tutorial. I just sandwiched the backing/batting/top, carefully marking where to turn for the zig-zags, stitched, trimmed and snipped, then turned the right way around, pressed and topstitched around the edge. It's not perfect, but they were gifts from the heart, not competition entries. I do appreciate all your kind comments. bronny |
It is amazing how different they both look. Very nice.
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Amazing how they do look different. Both very nice.
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We need all the enthusiasm and awe we can muster to keep our engines fired up. Great job and love the colours.
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I'm amazed that you are a new quilter and had the confidence to come up with your own design. Both are really nice. I'm impressed. Keep up the good work!
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Looks Good! Someone will surely enjoy the table runners. Thanks for sharing.
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both are great
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Very nice!
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Originally Posted by Marilyn6
I love enthusiasm & awe. Both are beautiful & you can be very proud of your work. Your workmates will be thrilled.
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WOW! You are talented, keep up the great work!
Originally Posted by bronnyb
Thank you everybody.
There is no commercial pattern. I made it up using graph paper and pencils. I don't know of an easy way to describe the placement of each piece to achieve the colourway, otherwise I'd offer a tutorial. I just sandwiched the backing/batting/top, carefully marking where to turn for the zig-zags, stitched, trimmed and snipped, then turned the right way around, pressed and topstitched around the edge. It's not perfect, but they were gifts from the heart, not competition entries. I do appreciate all your kind comments. bronny |
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