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Another variation of the Dresden Fan
Sewing mends the soul.
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Laughing is good exercise. It's like jogging on the inside.
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That is just beautiful. MIght try a few for a wall hanging!
I go to blogs, then that leads to other blogs and then I am off in "blogland" for hours!
Thanks!Patti
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This is similar to but a little more complicated than the Nancy Zieman method. You can watch this Youtube to compare the process. Especially note the last half of the video where Nancy makes her own stripped fabric for a unique design of the Dresden.
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
Speaking of Dresdens, I was at a local quilt show this past weekend and saw some GORGEOUS quilts! One of them used a Dresden type pattern to make a beautiful floral quilt. Here are some pics:
DRESDEN FLOWER VARIATION 1.jpgDRESDEN FLOWER VARIATION 3.jpgLinda
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Very neat idea - tube strip cut dresden blades and dresdens cut using the kalediscope method - something new to try! thanks for sharingLast edited by pdjewelrylady; March 22, 2011, 11:45 AM.Two of my favorite things, to encourage and to be encouraged
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Ooooooh I love that !!!!!! Thanks for sharing !
Kelley
Originally posted by Sewbee View PostThis is similar to but a little more complicated than the Nancy Zieman method. You can watch this Youtube to compare the process. Especially note the last half of the video where Nancy makes her own stripped fabric for a unique design of the Dresden.
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
Speaking of Dresdens, I was at a local quilt show this past weekend and saw some GORGEOUS quilts! One of them used a Dresden type pattern to make a beautiful floral quilt. Here are some pics:
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Blondie,
That's really cool! I definitely bookmarked that one! In the first picture it reminds me of a wagon wheel. I could see it made out of western fabrics with some star blocks thrown in and some four or nine patch. Food for thought!!!! LOLGoodbye Europe! Hello California! Home sweet home.
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It will take a life time to do all I love with just the Dresden EZ ruler! Wow. I love them all! Thanks for sharing these sites with more information than I will ever show my sewing machine - yet, my dream basket is filling daily! These were fun, and agreeing with Patticakes, the path down Blogland is sure steep and slippery. I remind myself everything I start clicking that quilting is better done in front of another machine - but I sure love looking and reading! Debi
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Hi Ladies
I have to agree with everyone. I don't have that kind of time but would I ever love to do this.
also the nancy zieman link was one I have watched before and wow, that woman always amazes me.
Debi and Patti - I have learned to set a timer when I sit down at the computer. And I have had to divvy up the time between forum here, blog surfing and occasional game on facebook. LOL. The computer will seriously eat my time up.
Another reason that I limit my blog surfing is a very personal one: When I see how brilliant and productive and talented and etc that these women in blogland are, I feel very overwhelmed by my mediocrity. LOL.Sewing mends the soul.
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Do the math; count your blessings
Laughing is good exercise. It's like jogging on the inside.
http://pinterest.com/vintageprims/boards/ Unless we are creating we are not fully alive
~ Madeleine L'Engle
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