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Woo hoo!! I finished Stephanie's block! I'll post it here and in media. Gosh this was fun. Can't wait to do another one. Stephanie-I'll put it in the mail on Sat.
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Robin's block after Lillie Woo Hoo! This was so much fun. I used a lot of silk ribbon on this block. I am really pleased with the way it turned out, even though this is my first time using silks. I hope that you are pleased as well Robin. I did post this in media, but it never seems to show up for...
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[quote user="Robin"] Diane's Block [/quote]
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Here is Diane's block after the first round of crazy quilting done by Lillie. I tried to stay away from flowers and such, as they did not remind me of Under the Sea. I hope you are pleased with it Diane.
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Thank you for the welcome! Trying to figure out this site! Just loaded an ancient pic of myself that will have to do for now! LOL!! I'll check out the chat forum, thx!!! I'm working on a bunch of stuff right now..... wool cq pincushions, a couple of vintage tie quilts, wool cq quilts....etc....
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This is a close up of three of the blocks..
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Small in size, but just right for a cell phone, some make-up and a few dollars - and Crazy Quilting! The dress was navy and the shoes silver. The Prom Purse tied them together:
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The next step is cutting patches. Start with your motifs. Pair each pattern or pre-made motif with the fabric of your choice. I do a lot of tracing paper transfer, so you will see in the picture below that this is what is pinned to each patch. If you're using another method of transfer, you might...
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I made this one for my niece. I wish I had had more time to work on it - I'm sure I could do better now!
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This is the holiday stocking I made for myself about 3 years ago. It was my 4th attempt at Crazy Quilting, and is my most current Crazy Quilting project to date. I learned a lot on this project!
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I took a crazy quilt class at the Jonesborough, TN, Quiltfest last summer and made this "starter block." It is far from done.
by
Aleta
on Wed, Feb 2 2011
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STEP 1 cut your batting to desired size, and start adding strips. the strips work best starting out with wedge shapes. lay them wrong side down on the batt. STEP 2 add another strip. i will iron the seam allowance over, once i get the right placement, to make it lie down better. STEP 3 keep adding strips...
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STEP 5 keep placing strips, over-lapping until you like the placement. STEP 6 keep adding strips. leave the strips hanging over the edge of the batting as you get closer to the edges. STEP 7 pin securely. STEP 8 from the back, i usually leave a little more fabric hanging over the batting.