Well we had a lovely day at the beach today (I know, in December!) and my
little boy is just entranced with the seaside and all things to do with the
beach. I'd really love to do a quilt/wall hanging for his room with the
beach, sea, lighthouse, boats etc but haven't a clue where to start.
I'm assuming you use a plain base fabric and then sew (applique?) the
fabrics on top to make the picture? Are there any websites or books that
you could recommend?
morag
"Morag in Oxford" wrote...
Just let me know what you would like me to do.
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Or you can use a bargello design as a base. We've done several that
way, e.g. the main ones at http://www.purr.demon.co.uk/Quilts/ - but
the colours are much deeper and more saturated in reality.
We'll be in Oxford over Xmas/New Year - house-swap with a narrowboat.
Bringing a quilt down as an Xmas present for the boatowner.
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Morag, I did a landscape quilt last summer (about half-way down the page
at <http://home.earthlink.net/~sfoster1/applique.html> -- my Cabo San
Lucas quilt). It was from a class taught by Pam Holland. We used a
photo, blown up to the size we wanted. Then you overlay plastic and
trace the basic shapes of the landscape. Use the plastic overlay to make
fusible-web patterns and then fusing those to the right fabrics to
create the "look" you want. We zigzagged (tiny zigzag, smoke-colored
invisible thread) the pieces onto a base of muslin, then added details
and shading with Tsukineko Fabrico pens. It wasn't as difficult as I'd
thought it would be. :)
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