I agonized a bit over what to do with the Diamond Tiles quilt top... the borders were too plain... even with the square in a square corners.... I thought about taking them off and piecing them instead... but finally decided on some applique. I drew the shapes, blew them up to 2 more sizes, then traced them onto fusible (eight times for each size), fused the black fabric, cut out the shapes, and then agonized a bit more over the thought of actually fusing them to the background... what if I put them on and hated it????
Finally, I took the plunge, heated up the Rowenta, placed the motifs and put iron to fusible-backed fabric. I did the opposite (bottom right) corner as a mirror image to this top left corner.
I think I love it! Whew!!! What a relief. Just have to sew all the pieces down, and I can call this one done, and ready it for quilting!
"Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life." - Picasso
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Etude de Cabines, my first truly modern quilt
While my EPP has progressed exponentially, and I'm enjoying it a lot - I had to struggle to finish another project - A modern quilt usin...

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While my EPP has progressed exponentially, and I'm enjoying it a lot - I had to struggle to finish another project - A modern quilt usin...
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First of all, I'd like to say that I didn't invent this technique - I was taught it by a friend in a group I belong to. It is by no...
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The quilt is finished - all except the label. The label will be hand lettered in the bottom left corner of the quilt, in the light grey squ...
Very nice. What’s your fusible of choice?
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done I think it just the right touch
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