It amazes me how many different looks can be achieved with so few pattern pieces, just depending on the fussy cuts of the fabric.
Here's an example from http://everystitchblog.blogspot.com/.
Some stitchers are going totally scrappy and others are using a planned palette.
I was perplexed as to where to start until I found this wide border fabric on the left on the sale shelf at my LQS.
One of the others was with it, part of the same line. The other two I added. I think there are zillions of possibilities for fussy cuts with just these four, but I'll probably add more. Anyway, it's a great starting point. I think this will make a super take-along project.
POTC can be made using Inkingo or with paper pieces. Hmmm...............
The I've Been Hexed and I Like It Facebook group has inspired me with this project.
4 comments:
I love to read your posts, Pat. As I've said before, I'm not a quilter - yet; but it's so fun to see what you're doing/designing, etc. I also follow a blog of a rug hooker, another craft I've not tried but find fascinating to learn about. Please allow us to follow along as you make this latest piece of art.
Oooohhhh; it looks very ambitions and beautiful.
Nice blog. Tiring to access I've Been Hexed and I Like it via the link on your page and it comes back Unavailable. Have you tried it lately? Thanks bunches.
Suzie Riggin
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Hi there...nice blog. I'm trying to get on I've Been Hexed and I Like It via your link and was wondering if you've tried it lately? Opens to Unavailable for me. Thanks bunches. Suzie Riggin Suziesews@rocketmail.com
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