Quilt as you go circles
03-27-2011, 02:00 PM
#82
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Well, I just finished what I could with the fabric I had. Now I have to come up with a design for working around the edges...
cilliebug wrote:
not sure what you mean. The centers become connected in the process of sewing the circle/squares together. Check out the PDF I uploaded and see if that doesn't make it clearer.
-- Jillaine
cilliebug wrote:
how do you connect the centers once the four of them are sewn together?
-- Jillaine
03-27-2011, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by cjomomma
I would love to see you do a tutorial on this. Please!! I love how yours is coming out.
(http://quiltingwithcharlie.com)
03-27-2011, 06:07 PM
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See the video at http://quiltingwithcharlie.com/quilt...structions.htm
The author of this trhead has done a great job, but for people who need to see it done, this lady shows you. She has rulers (to sell) but you can do it without them and make them any size. They advise either very light, or no batting in these as it gets pretty thick where the edges are turned back. I hope this helps. If you want you may pm me and ask about this video, as I saw the daughter do a demo at our guild last week.
Blessings to all on this board. You are great!!
The author of this trhead has done a great job, but for people who need to see it done, this lady shows you. She has rulers (to sell) but you can do it without them and make them any size. They advise either very light, or no batting in these as it gets pretty thick where the edges are turned back. I hope this helps. If you want you may pm me and ask about this video, as I saw the daughter do a demo at our guild last week.
Blessings to all on this board. You are great!!
03-27-2011, 07:59 PM
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This is a Table Topper I made as Quilt As You Go Circles. I found this pretty, bright kitcheny looking fabric that just had to use for my kitchen. I had never seen the tutorial but was given some directions from a woman in our guild. My tools consisted of an 8" circle cut from X Ray film an a 5" square cut from a cereal box and it worked as well and seems much simpler than with all the template on the tutorial I just watched.
After that picture was taken I added two more circles to make it a little longer.
Pat
After that picture was taken I added two more circles to make it a little longer.
Pat
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