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| I would much rather chain piece than paper piece any day of the week. |
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| And there you have it. I love trying new techniques...and this one is a keeper. The light weight of the shot cottons is especially nice for this particular method. |
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Marianne
This looks SO cool! Are you planning a whole quilt?
ReplyDeleteWow, there’s so much movement in this circle!
ReplyDeleteWow you have me mesmerised too - I'm trying to work out exactly how you're doing this
ReplyDeletethat's amazing! I'm with Lynne - how does this work?
ReplyDeleteA...mazing !!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, I might have to get the book.
ReplyDeleteOoooooh!!! That looks like fun. A very dramatic look. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning sundial you ended up with!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely circle. I think I see what you are doing but not exactly, time to get the book.
ReplyDeleteGreat results!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Do you press the sliver fabric to one side after you seew it in the crease? Or is it pressed open with a 3-D look? Hard to tell from the photo. This technique reminds me of an old book I have by Cheryl Phillps, where she uses the same sew in the crease method and then opens out the fabric so it's 3-D. She uses larger fabric pieces rather than slivers though.
ReplyDeleteSo happy you liked the book. It's written by a friend and I am anxious to my hands on a copy.
ReplyDeleteDee
It's a wonderful book...I'm quite happy to have found it.
DeleteWow, loos so nice!!
ReplyDeleteThanks
DeletePlaced in the crease and sewn from the back? At least that's how it looks to me...cool technique. Love the results!
ReplyDeleteThat's exactly right.
DeleteWell darn! Why didn't WE think of this technique, write a book and become rich and famous!!!???
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful and the results must have been a whole lot faster than the paper piecing! Love your fabric choices too!!
wow.. you don't hang about do you! what an amazing effect!
ReplyDeleteI want to see more... hope you'll post your progress on this project. Looks like fun and one more reason to get my hands on some shot cotton.
ReplyDeleteGreat combinations of fabric here - will be watching closely as you build this quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis is coming on really nicely
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics you are using too
Fantastic! Must check this book out...
ReplyDeleteWow! I have to get that book!
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