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Someone posted to this thread that they would like a tutorial in English. I thought I would give it a try. When I stacked them, I placed them on my cutting board and used the lines to place them at 1/2" intervals. I tried to place the top fold of the stack as close to the center of the background as possible. Thanks QuiltnNan for the tip. Start with 6" squares. Need 8 each of 7 fabrics [ATTACH=CONFIG]184136[/ATTACH] Fold in 1/2 and press [ATTACH=CONFIG]184137[/ATTACH] Fold again and press [ATTACH=CONFIG]184138[/ATTACH] Open out and stack with others, with folds at top [ATTACH=CONFIG]184139[/ATTACH] cut a 15.5" background and fold 4 times [ATTACH=CONFIG]184142[/ATTACH] line up center fold along fold in background [ATTACH=CONFIG]184145[/ATTACH] Stitch starting from outside to center & backstich at center. Fold right center over. [ATTACH=CONFIG]184146[/ATTACH] Add next stack and sew like before. [ATTACH=CONFIG]184148[/ATTACH] Now for the fun part. Fold left side top down to fold and crease. [ATTACH=CONFIG]184149[/ATTACH] Unfold and bring fold down to crease [ATTACH=CONFIG]184150[/ATTACH] Now fold again down to center [ATTACH=CONFIG]184151[/ATTACH] and flip it between stacks [ATTACH=CONFIG]184153[/ATTACH] Repeat on the right side [ATTACH=CONFIG]184154[/ATTACH] fold left side to fold [ATTACH=CONFIG]184158[/ATTACH] and flip it between stacks [ATTACH=CONFIG]184159[/ATTACH] Repeat on the right side [ATTACH=CONFIG]184160[/ATTACH] continue down the stack, alternating sides [ATTACH=CONFIG]184163[/ATTACH] flip stack on right to the left and add another stack as before [ATTACH=CONFIG]184164[/ATTACH] flip stack to the right and fold as before and continue around the block. [ATTACH=CONFIG]184165[/ATTACH] |
Thanks so much for doing this tutorial for us!!!! You're a gem. And your finished dahlia came out great.
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Wow, that's beautiful! thank you for the tutorial.
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Thanks! It doesn't look as hard as the other made it look!
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Great job on the tutorial! Thank you. You make it look so easy!
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I may try that beautiful block Thanks
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Thank you so much for doing this tutorial. It makes so much sense I'm sure I can do it. I can't wait to make my first Folded Dahlia!
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Wow - that is fabulous and you make it look doable!!! Can't wait to try it :-)
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thanks!
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How do you finish it? Do you just stitch around the edge? It still wouldn't look totally finished then, I don't think. Does the background fabric lay flat in the end? This is really pretty. Thanks for the tutorial!
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Thank you very much for posting this tut. I should be able to do make one now. Your dahlia turned out awesome! I can't wait to do my own.
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Originally Posted by dungeonquilter
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-114516-1.htm
http://naomi07.blogspot.com/2008/12/...a-step-by.html Someone posted to this thread that they would like a tutorial in English. I thought I would give it a try. When I stacked them, I placed them on my cutting board and used the lines to place them at 1/2" intervals. I tried to place the top fold of the stack as close to the center of the background as possible. Thanks QuiltnNan for the tip. |
Thanks so very much. You make it look really easy!
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This looks great.
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Thank you very much for the tutorial. This may be way over my head but I am putting it on my to do list. Thank you.
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Originally Posted by LovinMySoldier
How do you finish it? Do you just stitch around the edge? It still wouldn't look totally finished then, I don't think. Does the background fabric lay flat in the end? This is really pretty. Thanks for the tutorial!
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_bMQraQOYz4...EMBM/s1600-h/dáliás+táska+010.jpg |
Originally Posted by QuiltnCowgirl
Originally Posted by LovinMySoldier
How do you finish it? Do you just stitch around the edge? It still wouldn't look totally finished then, I don't think. Does the background fabric lay flat in the end? This is really pretty. Thanks for the tutorial!
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_bMQraQOYz4...EMBM/s1600-h/dáliás+táska+010.jpg |
Thank you so much. I had saved the original and figured that with the pics I could possibly muddle through but you have certainly helped.
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WOW..Great TUT.. Wow... who woulda thought that was the way to do this. thanks sooo much!!
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Thanks so much !!! I'm bookmarking this !!
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Thank you for the tutorial! I'd like to try this and your instructions and fabrics great. Beautiful work.
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What a super job you did. Thank you so much !!
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I have never seen this before. It's wonderful! Thank you for my next new project!!!!!
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Thank You so much. Oh my gosh it looks much easier than I ever dreamed and comes out awesome. You are wonderful for doing this for those of us who are design challenged. We sure do appreciate you sharing your talents.
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Thanks so much - this looks like I might be able to do it.
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Great tutorial - thank you for taking the time and effort in doing this and sharing it with us. You make it look very easy and doable.
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Thank you for the great tut.
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OMG I wanted this patter so bad but was unabe ti decufer it's language barier. Thank You sOOOOOO Much now I can try it andI will..You are a Doll :thumbup: :-D
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Thank you so much :thumbup: :thumbup:
Are the fabrics tacked down again after folding toward the center where they overlap so the block can be used on something washable? |
Thanks so much. You make it look so easy that I might even be able to do it. And, your colors are so beautiful.
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Thank you so much for doing this tutorial
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Wow, in English this makes much more sense. Thanks to both of you, can't wait to try this
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:-P i think this is so cool i would like to do this one . can someone tell me how much fabric i need to do this
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:-P when do you sew down the folds( i am talking about the ones that you are folding over and over
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This is incredibly BEAUTIFUL....I've done a folded star before but this is so much nicer. I hope I can do this....I'm still a bit unsure as to the steps in folding but I'm going to study your photos and directions again and again. I can't wait to try this. Thanks for sharing.
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I have the same questions re amt of fabric and size of pieces. Can you do this with fat qtrs or charm pks or do you need strips. With the .99 sale @ Joanns it would be great to pickup the colors needed if they are big enough.
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That is so cool!
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Originally Posted by LovinMySoldier
How do you finish it? Do you just stitch around the edge? It still wouldn't look totally finished then, I don't think. Does the background fabric lay flat in the end? This is really pretty. Thanks for the tutorial!
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This is beautiful. :thumbup:
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