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Quilting: Dresden Plate
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Dresden Plate

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I used sew-in interfacing in the back of the big circle of the wedges instead of material and cut it half an inch around the seam, so it won't be too bulky for quilting. I also chose to use 5 different fabrics (scraps).
Category: Quilting

Type of item: Home Decor

For: Home

Style: Classic

Materials

Cotton

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Beth245 on craftsy.com
Beth245
Jul 06, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Lovely fabrics - look so cool. I wish I had thought of using interfacing for the back of the wheel - would be some much easier for the quilting.
Sylvie LC on craftsy.com
Sylvie LC
Jul 06, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
You are always so nice, Beth. I would say use the interfacing and cut it around after sewing it right side together and turn it over, then cut it around leaving a little bit
Ladycamper on craftsy.com
Ladycamper
Jul 06, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
very pretty, actually looks like the wheel is moving! Glad to hear you used interfacing for the back of wheel because that is what I was thinking of doing as well, now I definatly will.
Sylvie LC on craftsy.com
Sylvie LC
Jul 06, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you.

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