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I'm not sure how I want to treat the edges. I plan to do one of the following:
I've done a bit of each on this sample block. My plan is to wash the block and see which finish I prefer. |
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Marianne
oh your reverse appliqué is so lovely! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteOh now , this is way COOL!!! You are just so talented to come up with this stuff. Hugs
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I look forward to seeing the washing results.
ReplyDeleteSo clever! Your ingenuity amazes me.
ReplyDeleteIs that denim?? Wow, fantastic! I can't wait to see what this looks like when you take it out of the dryer!
ReplyDeleteI love it! The ideea, the design, the fabrics. Can't wait to see what you decide. I'd take out the zig zag in constast, probably no finish at all would be my favorite, but I'm sure I'll love it anyway :)
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing! You come up with the coolest projects and techniques!
ReplyDeleteThis is looking really, really fun!
ReplyDeleteLast night, I sketched out a quilt, it has a circular design, kinda like yours but different. The colors are whites on the outside corners, with a spiral that starts out with yellows, then transitions to oranges, reds, copper, brown, and blacks...in the middle is a black puzzle piece that will be appliqued on. I want it to include a dragon or monster, but not sure how to incorporate that element. It is nice to see that someone else has a similar idea so I don't feel alone.
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