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Very pretty. Lots of pieces.
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Very nice. I used the fusible interfacing for the Mondo bag. I made a large one and a smaller one. Love how they came out.
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Oh Boy!! If I were a nine year old girl, I would be wanting that so much for my dollies. It is fantastic.
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That is one cute mini quilt! You did a good job with the fusible and tiny pieces. Thanks for sharing.
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Love it! So precise.
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Originally Posted by Camille
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Very nice. I used the fusible interfacing for the Mondo bag. I made a large one and a smaller one. Love how they came out.
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Good job! I love the looks of tiny intricate pieces, but I don't have the patience to use them in every project.
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I made a tubular Santa by using that method. Makes the matching so very simple and the outcome is flawless. Like your mini.
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Originally Posted by feline fanatic
(Post 6802631)
So let me see if I understand. I don't see raw edges in your quilt so once you fuse do you cut the fused squares into strips and then sew the strips together, then cut resulting resewn patchwork into strips going perpendicular to your seam lines and sew those together?
Your mini is so cute and how tiny is that cross hatch? http://youtu.be/aR8CgI7Wz44 |
Wow! Amazing work!
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