Today some of the members of the Enterprising Quilters Guild were treated to a wonderful workshop, taught by our Australian friend, Tania. She and her family are here for military duty. She taught us a piecing technique that allows you to add dimensional curves. We had a great time. Here are some pics:
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Left block is straight piecing and Right block has the stitched curves.
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The following are our instructor's samples:
The following are the patterns we used:
Buzz for now,
Merritt
Very pretty! The gentle curves add a special touch! ---"Love"
ReplyDeleteWhat a great technique and a big difference between the two blocks. The example with the black background is just stunning. I may have to look into that technique! Will your blocks become a quilt? They're very pretty@
ReplyDeleteHi, Katie, I made 3 blocks and will make a table runner with them. I was able to use fabrics from my stash, so I was thrilled about that, but the blocks with solid backgrounds seem to really pop. I think these would be beautiful in batiks.
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing! What a difference a little change can make.
ReplyDeleteIt is really a fun technique. The tulips transform before your eyes as you complete your block.
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