Affairs of the Heart - Block 17 Photos
03-17-2011, 08:07 PM
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Please post your Block 17 photos here.
I really broke out of the mold on this one - orange everywhere, even the Razzle Dazzle thread is orange! This one wasn't hard, except for changing the thread color so often - 6 different colors!
I really broke out of the mold on this one - orange everywhere, even the Razzle Dazzle thread is orange! This one wasn't hard, except for changing the thread color so often - 6 different colors!
Block 17
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03-17-2011, 10:38 PM
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the more i see the more i want to plow ahead.
i have a quilted laptop bag to finish for DD, then i am going to make some quilted potholders for my niece who is getting married on my anniversary. (along with my 2 DJ's and my grandmothers flower garden)
i have a quilted laptop bag to finish for DD, then i am going to make some quilted potholders for my niece who is getting married on my anniversary. (along with my 2 DJ's and my grandmothers flower garden)
03-27-2011, 04:43 AM
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Oh gosh...both of you have done lovely blocks! I'm going to tackle this baby today...its a hard one to pick the fabs for. I'll drag the whole sack into the den and let DH help..he loves that part!
Thanks for all the details Lesley. I'm thinking that on the little teeny scrolls (my block is 7") that I'll have to clip a little bit. I think I can overlap several of the pieces though and get a nice point.
Thanks for all the details Lesley. I'm thinking that on the little teeny scrolls (my block is 7") that I'll have to clip a little bit. I think I can overlap several of the pieces though and get a nice point.
03-27-2011, 06:18 AM
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Originally Posted by sandpat
Oh gosh...both of you have done lovely blocks! I'm going to tackle this baby today...its a hard one to pick the fabs for. I'll drag the whole sack into the den and let DH help..he loves that part!
Thanks for all the details Lesley. I'm thinking that on the little teeny scrolls (my block is 7") that I'll have to clip a little bit. I think I can overlap several of the pieces though and get a nice point.
Thanks for all the details Lesley. I'm thinking that on the little teeny scrolls (my block is 7") that I'll have to clip a little bit. I think I can overlap several of the pieces though and get a nice point.
This is for a scroll on Block 20, but as I said, the principle is the same. Take the pattern and put it on the fabric to draw round
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Sewing commenced
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I know you will have your scroll already drawn on the background. I don't usually draw the scroll on scroll fabric when stitching in this direction, but when the scroll goes in the opposite direction I do draw round the pattern to help know where to snip into that tight point
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The tail end of this one has another piece stitched over it, so it doesn't need to be stitched under
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