I saw this quilt, and wanted to see, if I could do something like that. Knowing me and my limited patience, I figured a miniquilt would be the way to go.
And then the July-theme in the mini-quilt-group is triangles!!!
So...it is almost as if I have to sew this.
Making perfect points, now that's a different matter. Hopefully I'll get better with practise?!
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Looks really pretty and funky.
Love that zigzag pattern!
Zig Zags look really effective!
This looks amazing to me and very hard to do. I would run out of patience to do a big quilt.
You are definitely doing it! Looks great.
I love that pattern! That is going to be so cute when you finish it.
Hi Tine, the technique I've just learned with the Autumn Quilt was to mark a centre line on a piece 1 7/8" square. Then put the 2 fabrics RST and sew 1/4" either side of the line and then cut on the centre line. This then gave a square of 2 triangles of 2 different fabrics about 1 1/2" square. Does that help?
I love the Laurel burch fabric you're using.
Best wishes,
Melanie
I think the zig zag pattern will be cute as a little quilt. Especially with the colors you are using. Don't worry about the points - I think we may be our own worst critics!
Very nice! This will look lovely! Perfect points?? I struggle with those too. :)
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your quilt is looking fabulous. I LOVE the quilt that you linked to. wow.
i love your fabrics! how fun
i too have wanted to try my hand at making that quilt
cant wait to see it done
i love your fabrics! how fun
i too have wanted to try my hand at making that quilt
cant wait to see it done
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