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Comments on: "Shape Moth: Designing paper piecing patterns in EQ7 – tutorial" (4)
Thanks — I’ll share it with a non-blogging quilter friend in Albuquerque.
Have a lovely Sunday.
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You too Teagan xxx
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Penny — first I hope you’re feeling better today. 🙂
My quilter friend in Albuquerque just sent me this video. Thought you might enjoy it too.
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Awesome! I love videos on cutting techniques. They are so simple and I always wonder why I never thought of that.
I’ve never seen anyone make a tube like that before. I’ve done seminole which involves cutting at an angle and it looks very good. At some point I want to make a bargello quilt which involves sewing tubes of fabric.. They are really simple and stunning.
I might make a bargello microscope cosy as a practice piece.
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