You can always use those leftover trimmed at the back of your last quilt.. mine were created after finished the big star block , making 'flying geese' , here if you missed the post.
I had a pile of triangles , same size ( more or less) for that reason was a bit intricate to match all those Pinwheels that come up in a pattern that I found in Jenny company , from Missouri Star Quilt Co. called 'Pinwheels snowballs' , as I said several times, I'm a fan of that amazing woman.
I know is not the best way to make perfect Pinwheels , this would probably be much easier, but is worth it if you like to use all of that 'waste' ...
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Nunca tiro los valuosos restos de cortar los 'flying geese , por ejemplo, del ultimo quilt. Aqui el post.
He amontonado una pila de triangulos que , segun un nuevo tutorial de Jenny a cerca de 'Pinwheels Snowball' he podido hacer para los blocks de mi ultimo proyecto: un pequenio individual, o centro de mesa, segun convenga. Se que no es la mejor manera de hacer 'molinillos' (sus astas) pero vale la pena si os gusta usar esos 'preciosos retales' , os dejo el enlace de M.S.Q.Co si quereis partir de '0'.
Os dejo con las fotos y ya me dires que os parece...
Feliz semana de costuras ! / Happy sewing week !!
Voila ...
I think is perfect over a rustic wood furniture ..or a distressed table too :-))
You can find it here in my shop
I had a pile of triangles , same size ( more or less) for that reason was a bit intricate to match all those Pinwheels that come up in a pattern that I found in Jenny company , from Missouri Star Quilt Co. called 'Pinwheels snowballs' , as I said several times, I'm a fan of that amazing woman.
I know is not the best way to make perfect Pinwheels , this would probably be much easier, but is worth it if you like to use all of that 'waste' ...
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Nunca tiro los valuosos restos de cortar los 'flying geese , por ejemplo, del ultimo quilt. Aqui el post.
He amontonado una pila de triangulos que , segun un nuevo tutorial de Jenny a cerca de 'Pinwheels Snowball' he podido hacer para los blocks de mi ultimo proyecto: un pequenio individual, o centro de mesa, segun convenga. Se que no es la mejor manera de hacer 'molinillos' (sus astas) pero vale la pena si os gusta usar esos 'preciosos retales' , os dejo el enlace de M.S.Q.Co si quereis partir de '0'.
Os dejo con las fotos y ya me dires que os parece...
Feliz semana de costuras ! / Happy sewing week !!
same was trimmed , face to face |
tons of HST |
in a chain |
open up |
matching points for a nice centre |
Centre is fine |
I'm using white triangles ..of course I do ! |
I know should be made with sq...but I have lots of white triangles too... |
marking with a pen |
sewing as usual |
open up ironing |
Voila ...
Before to make the sandwich |
Finished |
Comparing with the try and mug |
I think is perfect over a rustic wood furniture ..or a distressed table too :-))
You can find it here in my shop
Matching colours & scraps seems so difficult...
ResponderEliminaroops hubby ...you are the only one !! LOL
Eliminar¡Tu eres de las mías!, yo tampoco tiro “na” de “na” y viendo el resultado que te han dado esos retales… ¡a ver quién es el guapo que dice que eso era para tirar!
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