Quilters don’t always cut up big pieces of fabric and join them back together. Sometimes we use just two very big pieces of fabric and go straight to the quilting. (If fact, the cutting up and joining back together part … Continue reading
The title up the top of this post says Quilting Block by Block 1, 2, but it is really the same design, different colouring. Well, one colour changed! The places which have no quilting lines showing would be filled in … Continue reading
A collection of layouts suitable for Log Cabin blocks, and some variations of lily motifs … … and time to play is all I need to design some virtual whole cloth Log Cabin quilts. Just turning everything inside out is … Continue reading
I love whole cloth quilts, but I doubt that I have the patience to make one. Doesn’t mean I have to stop designing them though!
Mmm, the gold thread seems to have turned to silver, but I still like the design.
If I ever make a whole cloth quilt it will have a simple boring background design between the more decorative motifs … just like the designs in this Sirius project file.
LOL! It looks like lace in places, instead of a whole-cloth quilt design! For users of EQ I think it might be that I copy applique designs to create motif or stencil blocks, which means the shapes are closed … … Continue reading
Not a lot of quilting, but with our modern wadding we don’t need to quilt every quarter inch.
Much simpler design than most wholecloth quilts, but I like it. More quilting, and I like this one as well.
I hope you can see this as clearly as I can! I have never made a whole cloth quilt, but playing with block by block quilting design, rather than an all over design, makes it very tempting. Of course, the … Continue reading
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