Love the first, and I must remember to cut beads whenever I have scraps of fabric with iron on bonding added. Of course, I could also just add bonding to any large piece of fabric, especially if it is a … Continue reading
I like it … even though I have just noticed that one block is the wrong colouring.
I love this one … I would be happy to live with it.
Just one very versatile shape. Love it.
I started this series simply so that the beads looked a little like they were scrappy fabrics, but still added several Batik fabrics to get what I wanted. I like the variation of background fabrics too.
Love it! Batik fabrics are perfect for the ‘beads’ in these designs … the changing colours are gentler than in most prints and add dimension to the beads. Hand dyes are also great.
Lots of little scraps from a scrap basket will make this … if they are coordinated colours, so much the better.
Interesting. I like the change of background fabric in the border.
Neat and tidy … and space for quilting.
Love it … and with the knowledge I have gained over the last week or so, I would use a zigzag machine stitch … or do buttonhole by hand. The quilt top which taught me this lesson should be bordered … Continue reading
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