- - Two Versions Of Iris
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one-and-only
08-28-2011 05:00 PM
I would greatly appreciate some information on hand dying your fabrics. Yours are gorgeous!
Babs194068
08-28-2011 11:13 PM
Both are real beauties!
JanetLW
08-29-2011 03:46 AM
Beautiful work! Gorgeous...
cuppi duke
08-30-2011 12:42 PM
Just p.m. me.
Originally Posted by Sierra
Wow! you are talented. Did I hear you say
"They are my own patterns. pm me and I will send you a copy."
I've never used a pattern, except the ones I make on the spot, for each quilt, but I'd like to break that with yours, both. If you are overwhelmed by the requests and decide not to, I'll understand (but I may cry a little......).
cuppi duke
08-30-2011 12:44 PM
It is just a lot of trial and error. You wouldn't believe the pile of fabric I have that didn't turn out and is waiting to be redyed. That's the beauty of dying your own. You can always go for another look.
Originally Posted by one&only
I would greatly appreciate some information on hand dying your fabrics. Yours are gorgeous!
LAB55
08-30-2011 01:20 PM
Beautiful !!! :thumbup:
Arleners
08-31-2011 02:11 PM
They are both beautiful. My grandmother grew this flower in her back yard in Brooklyn. I cannot see one without thinking of her and times that are long gone.
Grandma Peg
08-31-2011 07:36 PM
They look great!!!
sewellie
09-01-2011 09:26 PM
Originally Posted by cuppi duke
I am trying to use up some of my hand dyed fabric and love the iris flower. The first one is quilted first and then shaded with ink. I was trying for a dreamy Monet's garden look. I have had the background fabric for a year now and loved it when I dyed it. The second is just a stained glass version, really simple. I haven't quilted it yet. As always, I love to share my patterns, just pm me with information.
One of my memories is staying with my "little grandma" and in the room I slept in had a window that I could open and lay there and smell the iris. With that in mind, a few years ago I had a macular hole surgery on my eye. I had to spend two weeks with my head down, was not to look up for any reason in order to have the surgery be successful. Long story short, my neighbor brought me iris's in a vase and set them on a little stand by my bed. The aroma was comforting, I will never forget that. It was the longest two weeks in my life. However, the iris's odor will stick in my mind forever.
Will pm you for pattern. Thank you for listening to my story.
k3n
09-01-2011 10:39 PM
Beautiful. I recently bought procion dyes but haven't got round to playing with them yet - can't wait though! :-D
