bargello tute
04-19-2010, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by colleen53
hi barb. are you doing your next tute on cutting the strips?..
04-20-2010, 05:37 AM
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gee barb, you have great instructions..thanks a million..haven't made one yet but will do so when we get the house sold and moved...have it saved...oh, and love those blue colors..thanks again.. :thumbup: :-D
04-20-2010, 06:11 AM
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Barb - correct me if this is not right - The STRIP SETS are the one's you have created by sewing the 2 1/2 strips together. After that step is completed is when we are going to cut the "different" size strips?
Thanks Bevster
You are doing a WONDERFUL job on this, I can't wait to see my finished product.
Thanks Bevster
You are doing a WONDERFUL job on this, I can't wait to see my finished product.
04-20-2010, 09:54 AM
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That is correct Bevster.
There is a lot of strips and differents sets, I'm even getting confused in what to call them. Usually when you sew the 2 1/2" strips together, it is called a strata, but i'm not overly fond of that word, so don't use it.
I'm anxious to see some photos of progress so far. have you taken any?
There is a lot of strips and differents sets, I'm even getting confused in what to call them. Usually when you sew the 2 1/2" strips together, it is called a strata, but i'm not overly fond of that word, so don't use it.
I'm anxious to see some photos of progress so far. have you taken any?
Originally Posted by bevster
Barb - correct me if this is not right - The STRIP SETS are the one's you have created by sewing the 2 1/2 strips together. After that step is completed is when we are going to cut the "different" size strips?
Thanks Bevster
You are doing a WONDERFUL job on this, I can't wait to see my finished product.
Thanks Bevster
You are doing a WONDERFUL job on this, I can't wait to see my finished product.
04-20-2010, 09:57 AM
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Whenever you get ready let me know and I will help. Maybe by then I can take all this information...get all the corrections made regarding my typos, and put it together in a more usable form.
Originally Posted by cindygale
gee barb, you have great instructions..thanks a million..haven't made one yet but will do so when we get the house sold and moved...have it saved...oh, and love those blue colors..thanks again.. :thumbup: :-D
04-20-2010, 03:02 PM
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I just posted nessage on completing one section of the quilt
All four parts of the tutorial on making a bargello can be found in the virtual section http://www.quiltingboard.com/virtual...jsp?vsnum=1012
Bargello tute started by Kyiav10 (Discussion about doing a tutorial, fabric choices, design and layout)
Barb_MO's Bargello Tutorial -*- Cutting strip sets
Barb_MO Bargello Tutorial *-* Arranging cut strip sets for sewing
Barb_MO Bargello Tutorial *-* Sewing one section
Or you can find then by being on the main page down near the bottom click on All User Defined Sections. The Bargello tutorial should be first on the list
All four parts of the tutorial on making a bargello can be found in the virtual section http://www.quiltingboard.com/virtual...jsp?vsnum=1012
Bargello tute started by Kyiav10 (Discussion about doing a tutorial, fabric choices, design and layout)
Barb_MO's Bargello Tutorial -*- Cutting strip sets
Barb_MO Bargello Tutorial *-* Arranging cut strip sets for sewing
Barb_MO Bargello Tutorial *-* Sewing one section
Or you can find then by being on the main page down near the bottom click on All User Defined Sections. The Bargello tutorial should be first on the list
04-21-2010, 06:02 AM
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Got all the sections sewn together Barb but somehow I am short one lucky I bought extra material. Nervious about getting the part sewn together correctly.
I would not have tried this without your tutorial, thank you really enjoying the project
Betty
I would not have tried this without your tutorial, thank you really enjoying the project
Betty
04-21-2010, 04:43 PM
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Can you take a picture and show us what you have so far?
Originally Posted by bbeyes
Got all the sections sewn together Barb but somehow I am short one lucky I bought extra material. Nervious about getting the part sewn together correctly.
I would not have tried this without your tutorial, thank you really enjoying the project
Betty
I would not have tried this without your tutorial, thank you really enjoying the project
Betty
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