tried something new
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It would be the stuff used to make the ruching, so that would be the fabric. We used that all the time for our square dance dresses; they never needed ironing and the ruffles looked like just made.
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thanks everyone! I will probably try it again with more of the ruching rows.
I found this moda "crinkle quilt" that I sort of followed. I didn't do everything the same. I didn't do the pin on the end, cause I don't understand what it's for. And I only sewed one time down the middle of the strip. I think Moda said to ruffle on both sides
http://www.modabakeshop.com/2012/11/...kle-quilt.html
I found this moda "crinkle quilt" that I sort of followed. I didn't do everything the same. I didn't do the pin on the end, cause I don't understand what it's for. And I only sewed one time down the middle of the strip. I think Moda said to ruffle on both sides
http://www.modabakeshop.com/2012/11/...kle-quilt.html
#27
Very sweet quilt and trying a new technique make it extra special. can you get a close up picture to show.
I want to try this too. Shabby Chic is one of my favorite styles and this would look great with different strips of cabbage roses and soft colors.
I want to try this too. Shabby Chic is one of my favorite styles and this would look great with different strips of cabbage roses and soft colors.
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