I have been doing a little of the appliqué preparations. And just now pinned this first side.
I was prepared that the other corner might need the reverse colour way, but it never occurred to me, the shapes would need to be mirror imaged. Duh! I am pleased however with the little seam in the striped fabric on the corner.
And a little correction for that method of cutting the appliqué shapes by free motioning them. I think I said it was six layers thick. It was four. I now know 4 is a good number. The ones on the right have been done with five and even with using a huge needle the result wasn't nearly as good. I don't know why, that's just how it is.Another thing I found is it's not a good idea to have the pieces of freezer paper as large as I did on the right hand set. It's thick paper and it doesn't fold as easily under the harp of the machine as fabric (of course, but why didn't I consider this before I did the one on the right).
Very cool, I use Sharon Shamber's fiber that does not have to be removed and puffs up like batting after you soak your piece to remove the glue.... Can't wait to see it finished..... Ronda K Beyer
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific border treatment! I love everything about this quilt.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful border and the quilt is outstanding! I am eager to see how you quilt it, also.
ReplyDeleteFabulous colours and fabrics! I'm looking forward to seeing that lovely border finished.
ReplyDeleteHowdy, Renee from New York here. Just found your blog while reading another. I love your boarder treatment! The stripes and poker dots and the intertwining ribbons... absolutely fabulous!
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