Made another shrinky dink necklace.
I think I’m going to try my hand at a dimensional flower piece next. The flowers around the neighborhood are inspiring me. I’ll have to dig out my heat gun.
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That is gorgeous!
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Oh that’s really pretty! I’m excited to see some flower pieces as well.
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I hit my 50! I posted them in my post way up there.
I actually have 3 more finished projects, but I can’t post them just yet. [waggles eyebrows]
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I just posted project #24. I still have a few projects on their way to their recipients so I can’t post them yet and I feel I probably forgot a few.
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I really love how you did the colorwork here, it gives it a nice “aged” look that really adds to the interest of the whole.
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Totally love that turquoise!!
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Awwwww…so cute!
It is one of the prettiest rainbow quilts I have ever seen…oh those colors are just beautiful together…
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Gorgeous quilt!
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Ohh that is so pretty!! Way too many half square triangles though XD
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I cheat. I start with two squares, sew around the edges, then cut the square - corner to corner - until I have four squares. They end up as bias squares, but I’m really careful to match up seams when I join them and not stretch them out.
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I love the new technique I found on HST…I will never use another method! Accordian half Square triangles…awesome
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@tendstowardschaos I’ve seen that method and I’ve been meaning to try it. Just haven’t had a project for it.
@AIMR that’s a pretty cool way to do it. Though I wish it was a little more chain piecing friendly… maybe doing a leader quilt that way would be fun.
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I actually do a few methods depending on my mood…I like the 4 at a time and also the chain piecing…sometimes you want to go fast, sometimes not…that is what I love about quilting…the same with flying geese…I like the process…and the results are generally the same…all fun!
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I also finished up a quilt top last night! The prints are Charlie Harper bark cloth from Birch fabric. So they are textured. The cream/tan is a woven that has a similar texture to the bark cloth.
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Wow! All these lovely quilt projects! And I think that HST method is pretty cool. I’m not much of a quilter but I’d like to try it sometime!
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