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Wow! I can only dream of something like this! You did a teriffic job and they are absolutely stunning. I love tiffany glass lamps too.
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Thank you for sharing this, and also for the tutorial. I have always loved stained glass and now I am ready to tyr a new technique. Your work is beautiful
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Originally Posted by MarieM
Oh my gosh, those are beautiful. My DH was even impressed...and it takes a lot to do that. How long does it take you to make on of those beauties?
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O WOW! Gorgeous.
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That is awesome and thank you so much for sharing your techinique. Someday, well it's on my bucket list now.
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THANK YOU! I am going to try that on a smaller scale to begin with. Your tutorial looks to be very helpful. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by SewExtreme
THANK YOU! I am going to try that on a smaller scale to begin with. Your tutorial looks to be very helpful. Thanks!
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I absolutely love your quilt. It is something I am going to have to try. Thanks for the tutorial. What kind of dye or paint do you use. Words can't describe how impressed I am.
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Wow, another beautiful stained glass quilt. I have done stained glass with the bias but I think the yarn looks much easier and cleaner. Thanks for sharing another masterpiece. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Absolutely creatively beautiful!!!
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Wow - beautiful!
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Originally Posted by debcavan
Tiffany Stained Glass has tight curves and small pieces that would be impossible with the bias tape normally used for stained glass quilts.
I start with a real stained glass pattern, one meant to be cut from glass. Dover Publications is a great source. They can be blown up by printing companies. The applique process for the pieces of fabric are exactly the same as for regular applique that you would be doing a saten stitch on the edge. Oh, my, gosh! Those really are beautiful! I'm going to have to try that method for putting yarn on a quilt and I have just the project to try it on. thanks, "cat" Trace your pattern on the backside of the of the pattern. Trace your pieces on paper backed fusible web allowing for overlap where two pieces meet.. Messy cut ou the paper backed fusible web Iron pattern pieces onto back of fabic Cut the pattern pieces out on the exact lines Iron the applique pieces to your background fabric. I put my paper pattern undernearth my background fabric and glue them on with a glue stick. I tape my pattern to the window, tape my background to the window and then use the glue stick on my applique pieces Iron the applique pieces to your backgroud fabric. Quilt the piece now before putting on the leading lines. You can travel on the lines where the "leading" is going to be put. Now we are ready for the "leading" or in this case the yarn. I use Red Heart 2 ply black yarn. Why because it is available in my small town. Others will work. |
Deb,
Your work is beautiful. Thank you for the tutorial. I love stained glass patterns from Dover. I've collected quite a few over the years with the intention of doing quilts. However, as you say, the little pieces and the bias tape have caused me to wonder how I could put them together cleanly. Your method has made all the difference. I hope you show us more of your work. You are a great inspiration. |
OMG!! Your work is a masterpiece--Stunning. That is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing your tutorial. I just loved looking at that. Makes me want to try it. Makes me want to come to your house for lessons. :lol: :lol:
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Originally Posted by Grama Lehr
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Amazing ! Thanks so much for posting and showing us how....I am a beginner
but saved the pictures and instructions in case I ever get that good! |
I'm very impressed. Beautiful!!
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Fantastique!
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You have a real eye for beauty. Thanks for sharing. I have to try this soon.
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WOW!! They are amazing. Absolutely breathtaking - you must be so proud!!
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The stained glass quilts are a work of art. I re-read the tutorial several times before I got the "light bulb".....although something I still don't understand, before you do the black leading, do you sandwich the layers into a quilt, and outline the image, or do you do all of the design and then sandwich and quilt. Also do you do the "overs and unders" with the leading as with the bias one.
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Drooling here. Your work is beautiful. Thank you for the tute but I am such a newbie, should have started in kindergarden and maybe I would be able to do that in my lifetime. Thank you for sharing. I can still dream.
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OMG you are sooooo talented! Your pieces are breath taking :-D
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AllI can say is WOW WOW WOW
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This technique is just what I've been looking for. Thanks so much for explaining it so well. I have had a project that I designed and couldn't figure out how to get it to look right but now you hit it on the head.
Love your work and hope mine comes out as well. Thanks a million!!!! |
WOW!! Very very beautiful. Thanks for the tutorial.
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awesome!!!
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OMG!! Marvelous work. Oh I wished you lived closer!
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Thanks so much for showing us a fabulous new technique. I have lots of Angel patterns from Dover and other stained glass pattern books that would be great with this method. You're the best!!
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Both are absolutely georgeous!!!! Thanks for tutorial.
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What a master peice, never heard of this technique before, thanks for the lesson...:)
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great tute! thanks for sharing.
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Hi....Oh, gosh....that is sooooo beautiful!!!!
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OMG I can't wait to try this on a much smaller scale. I used to do stained glass until my fingers got so much arthritis in them. I have oodles of pattern books. I've tried with the bias tape, but just wasn't happy with the end results.
Thank you so much for showing us this method!!!! Your pictures are just beautiful!!! |
Originally Posted by BATIKQLTR
OMG I can't wait to try this on a much smaller scale. I used to do stained glass until my fingers got so much arthritis in them. I have oodles of pattern books. I've tried with the bias tape, but just wasn't happy with the end results.
Thank you so much for showing us this method!!!! Your pictures are just beautiful!!! |
Thank you
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Thanks for the tuteoria! Your work is stunning and amazing!
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Ohhhh, this is simply breathtaking. I love the colors you used. I don't suppose you have a driving urge to write a tutorial on how to do the fabric painting, do you??? You do such a wonderful job of it and it's always great to learn from someone who can accomplish something like you've done.
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Oh my gosh! Absolutely stunning! I hope that one day I have the skill to be able to attempt this technique.
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Your Morning Glories are simply breath-taking!!! WOW & WOW again. Stunning!
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