3 Appliqué Quilt
Projects
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Artist Brenda
Brenda is a new quilter.
She thought quilting would be hard, but once she tried it she was
hooked. She loves to appliqué, finds it fun, and not hard to
do. There is no ignoring the theme of this quilt! It is
adorable. The wonderful cat shapes give a lot of movement to
the quilt. Notice how the tail of one of the cats hangs down into
the border. Brenda even added some embroidery to the project.
This is an inspiring quilt for one and all. |
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Artist Ruth
Here is another project with
appliqué, but this time only in the corners. The rest of the wall
hanging is made up of squares. The design and colors in this
quilt are almost whimsical. It has a country feeling.
Notice how the border fabric is the same fabric used in the body of
the quilt. This gives a feeling of harmony to the little quilt
and keeps the emphasis on the beautiful appliqué. Again, this
would be a great project for a beginner. |
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Artist Theresa
Isn't this absolutely adorable?
What a piece of art. It has been embellished to be even cuter
than the original pattern. In some ways it is very simple, but
the emotions that you feel when you look at it are so strong that is
it a powerful piece. That is the sign of a truly great art
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Resources for Frugal Living
Quilt Sizes
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Miniature |
<36" |
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any size |
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Baby |
36x36 up to 52x52 |
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Lap |
52-68 x 52-78 |
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Twin |
64-72 x 86-96 |
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Full |
70-88 x 88-100 |
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Queen |
88-99 x 94-108 |
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King |
94-108 x 94-108 |
Scrappy Quilting
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