Prairie points-I think that is what you call them. I found a wonderful tutorial but I would like to have the points in multiple colors like the patterns in my quilt top. Can any one instruct me in how to do that?
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Originally Posted by FACESNORTH
Prairie points-I think that is what you call them. I found a wonderful tutorial but I would like to have the points in multiple colors like the patterns in my quilt top. Can any one instruct me in how to do that?
Good luck, Sherryl Candlequilter |
I just make individual points from the colours in the quilt and sew them down. They are time consuming and tedious...but, oh...what a beautiful finish. Good luck and please post pictures when finished.
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I put them on a quilt I recently did. I selected some charms that matched the turnovers I used in the quilt. Then I cut the charms into 4 squares. Here's the link to the picture and pattern:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-91109-1.htm |
Thank you every one. I was hoping there was a quick way but I looks like no there is not . So I am cutting our 250 2.5 inch squares and getting started !!! thanks again.
Loretta |
Originally Posted by FACESNORTH
Thank you every one. I was hoping there was a quick way but I looks like no there is not . So I am cutting our 250 2.5 inch squares and getting started !!! thanks again.
Loretta |
I was using 2.5" strips for a scrappy log cabin and when I finished, I cut the remaining strips into 2.5" squares. I sat at the ironing board with a small container and folded the pieces diagonally, pressed, folded again diagonally and pressed then tossed into the container. I then sat at my sewing machine and started assembling the border. Like I said, I liked working with it and I loved the finished look. I was a newby and it didn't seem like a difficult process.
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