Wow-time has been flying by so quickly lately. I was so busy doing other things, including two craft fairs, I forgot to post!
So-Here is my version of the Big Shot quilt pattern that many S.U. Demonstrators are showing. My Sample-My original idea BUT-sewn by my friend and "Adopted" Aunt Bonnie Cornue. She is an award winning quilt maker and Handy with the sewing machine. Me-I am awesome with ADHESIVE not needle and thread! So I gave her the items and this is what we came up with. I think it looks Great and I would love your comments-good, bad, or indifferent!
The first one is a simple idea for all of you that do not want to sew (like Me). Just add Wonder Under or similar like heat and Bond, a thicker version if you do not want to sew at all. Just attach to fabric-run it through the Big Shot and heat set to whatever material. I used the Big Shot dies-Stampin' Up! Flower Folds #115970 $42.95, Circle Die #2 #114526 $15.95, and Leaves #2 $113460 $15.95.
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The second is a 12 X 12 Pillow Sample. So Cool.
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Here is the backside.
Thanks for visiting. ENJOY!!
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Tami Black says
March 8, 2010 at 3:59 pmI love this — I personally think it is better looking than the sample SU gave away — the colors are prettier together, love the pattern in the fabric and it truly looks professionally put together! It's beautiful. Enough to make me want to try this, but I don't sew either!
Jane Giggy says
March 8, 2010 at 7:08 pmYour Big Shot quilt idea is wonderful! Very creative. So pretty too!
Gail G. says
March 9, 2010 at 8:51 amWish I had an Aunt Bonnie. The quilting is beautiful. This activity is not for me, but I can appreciate it.
Nancy Endwright says
March 13, 2010 at 7:56 amYour idea makes me want to get back into quilting. Thanks for sharing.
Wendie says
March 13, 2010 at 2:10 pmI love this project and how you have use the flower dies.
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