Not only did she lend me the book, but also her carefully made samples pieces for all the stages - so I didn't have to do ANY homework - thanks A!
Debra chose an oval shape and started to quilt it too
While Kay went for a circle
I was a bit late getting the camera out so the others had packed away before I got photos, so here is mine, front and back (with the flash not working it would appear)
I found some pirate ship fabric in the box, so did some fussy cutting and used a ship for my insert
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The Assistant Curator at the museum is going on maternity leave soon, so with a barrage of 'innocent' questions, we have established she is expecting a girl, and the nursery colour scheme is yellow - so next month's plan is to make a sample quilt for the baby!
Hi Benta! Looks and sounds great! I wish I could have joined, too, because long time now I want to try curves!
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x Teje
Cunning plan with the baby quilt...
ReplyDeleteAnother thing I want to try out! Love the pirate ship!
ReplyDeleteThose circles and ovals look great. Would you recommend reverse appliqué rather than needle turn?
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great looking book - well worth the effort though. xx
ReplyDeleteHi Benta, these look like super results. Glad the demonstration went well.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun class! And a great way to do curves, too. I've never done reverse applique (and truthfully don't understand exactly what it is exactly-- although I've done applique with fusing and stitching along the edges). I like your fussy cut pirate!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like fun! Any chance of a repeat in April!!
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