My afternoon Bargello - Updated Pics on Page 4
01-14-2010, 06:39 AM
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Originally Posted by mosher92
Wow what a beautiful quilt. I am not a brown fan but that could actually convert me. I too will one day work up the courage to try one. I think I will have to seek out a book for instructions as I don't believe I could just "wing it".
01-14-2010, 06:43 AM
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Love it!! I am going to take a class and make my first Bargello. I seen a table runner in a quilt mag and showed it to my friend who owns a quilting store and told her she had to teach a class on it, so she is!
01-14-2010, 06:49 AM
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Looks great on your parquet floor! What a border that would make!
I agree, you could add a few more rows to emphasize the peak to make it look more complete.
Wonderful job - will we see it when you are finished?
I agree, you could add a few more rows to emphasize the peak to make it look more complete.
Wonderful job - will we see it when you are finished?
01-14-2010, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Baren*eh*ked_canadian
OMG, try it, trust me!
They look so complicated but aren't really. For this one, I just picked 10 fabrics out of my browns, cut them into 2" strips, sewed them in order and then decided how I wanted my curve to go. Easy peasy! I didn't even follow a pattern or anything!
They look so complicated but aren't really. For this one, I just picked 10 fabrics out of my browns, cut them into 2" strips, sewed them in order and then decided how I wanted my curve to go. Easy peasy! I didn't even follow a pattern or anything!
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