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OK, let's see how really dumb I am at this.
First of all, where (what link) will I be using? Is this on the main site? GramMER |
Originally Posted by kdbkelly
Well - duh. Found the instructions. Downloaded the pics and instructions. Thanks Patrice.
Kay Ok, double duh........ I didn't find any instructions and did you download each pic separately? I just think this is beautiful and would like to try it. |
Originally Posted by ceegee
I just picked up the quilted papadise nesletter. Alittle late but never-the-less not missed.
Where did you get the chai design? I want to make some judaica quilting but can' seem to find the right pattern. carol :lol: Thanks, GramMER |
Originally Posted by PatriceJ
Here are the first three photos [NOTE: the edited chat transcript is available on Page 2 of this thread.]
1. first, clip the corners of your first flower petal. you don't need to clip the center. 2. lay your first petal face down on the center, making sure it all lines up. 3. sew your first seam. make sure to stay between the clip lines. backstitch at the beginning and end of the seam The link is: http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/3419.page GramMER |
hmmmmm ... it's becoming very clear to me that i need to think of a better way to organize the information the next time i do one of these.
any suggestions? |
Originally Posted by PatriceJ
hmmmmm ... it's becoming very clear to me that i need to think of a better way to organize the information the next time i do one of these.
any suggestions? One small suggestion: you might feature the various links in your footer or maybe on the top of the topic thread for people like me. GramMER |
I am a new member and hope I'm not doing anything wrong, but I found a site with beautiful Jewish fabric and patterns.
http://www.faynicolljudaicadesigns.com/index.html . I am not Jewish but they are my ancestors in faith and I am going to make some of the wall banners with the Star of David. |
it looks like you are using a rubber stamp or printing program for marking the hexagons onto your fabric... Which is it and where do you get it?
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i use Corel Draw.
i iron the fabric to freezer paper and run it through my printer. there's a downloadable template file available at the beginning of this topic. by coincidence, i'm making a quilt right now using hexagons. so, i've been experimenting with an easier way to cut and mark the hexagons without wasting as much fabric as is wasted by printing them. i plan to share it as soon as i can put together post-worthy instructions. :-) |
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