Tube quilting
03-30-2011, 03:09 AM
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Originally Posted by tinliz
Do you have a pic of your bargello posted?
Love the way the "wavy stripe" worked with tube quilting. It adds a whole new dimension. :thumbup: for your table mats.
Love the way the "wavy stripe" worked with tube quilting. It adds a whole new dimension. :thumbup: for your table mats.
03-30-2011, 07:58 AM
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Originally Posted by DebbieJJ
Originally Posted by tinliz
Do you have a pic of your bargello posted?
Love the way the "wavy stripe" worked with tube quilting. It adds a whole new dimension. :thumbup: for your table mats.
Love the way the "wavy stripe" worked with tube quilting. It adds a whole new dimension. :thumbup: for your table mats.
03-30-2011, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by trolleystation
Nice runners. I wish my table tops would shine like that. Maybe if I remove some of the dust???
03-30-2011, 08:26 AM
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Below are two tops I just did, with the tube method. The first is done with a tube of 6 strips, all the same width, alternating a white with a print.
The second is a smaller baby quilt center that I put together from the half-blocks (triangles) that were cut off the beginning and end of the tubes for the bigger quilt. Waste not, want not!
The second is a smaller baby quilt center that I put together from the half-blocks (triangles) that were cut off the beginning and end of the tubes for the bigger quilt. Waste not, want not!
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