Another one done! :)

Last night I finished #2 of the three Jennie Rayment projects I started
at camp. This one is called Tucked-Up Circles, and it may well be my
favorite of the three. It's at
http://www.sandymike.net/fabmanip.html#Tucked-Up_Circles; I've also
added a detail photo of Twitch, Twiddle & Tweak, as well as one for
Tucked-Up Circles.

TUC had us adding folded fabric into a circle cut into wedges, next
sewing the circle back together and then "fiddling" with the tucks that
resulted. I did mine all in one color (pale ones work best), since I
wanted the emphasis on the texture, rather than on the colors/fabrics.

Now I have an EQ6 lesson and a Math for Quilters lesson to do for Quilt
University, and then I may be able to get going on the third project.
With DH away for a few days, I'm doing more than I'd be able to do
normally. G
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Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
sfoster 1 (at) earthlink (dot) net (remove/change the obvious)
http://www.sandymike.net

They both look great!

You've got quite a few things going on. I admire your ability to get
them all done.

marcella

In article ,
Sandy wrote:

Last night I finished #2 of the three Jennie Rayment projects I started
at camp. This one is called Tucked-Up Circles, and it may well be my
favorite of the three. It's at
http://www.sandymike.net/fabmanip.html#Tucked-Up_Circles; I've also
added a detail photo of Twitch, Twiddle & Tweak, as well as one for
Tucked-Up Circles.

TUC had us adding folded fabric into a circle cut into wedges, next
sewing the circle back together and then "fiddling" with the tucks that
resulted. I did mine all in one color (pale ones work best), since I
wanted the emphasis on the texture, rather than on the colors/fabrics.

Now I have an EQ6 lesson and a Math for Quilters lesson to do for Quilt
University, and then I may be able to get going on the third project.
With DH away for a few days, I'm doing more than I'd be able to do
normally. G

In article ,
Marcella Peek wrote:

They both look great!

Thanks, Marcella.


You've got quite a few things going on. I admire your ability to get
them all done.

marcella

Maybe you'd better hold of on the admiration until I *do* get them done?

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Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
sfoster 1 (at) earthlink (dot) net (remove/change the obvious)
http://www.sandymike.net

Oh boy, they're pretty! The setting is just right for the circles.
Well done, Sandy. It's marvellous to see that the classes at camp, year
after year, turn into such beautiful things.
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In message , Sandy
writes
Last night I finished #2 of the three Jennie Rayment projects I started
at camp. This one is called Tucked-Up Circles, and it may well be my
favorite of the three. It's at
http://www.sandymike.net/fabmanip.html#Tucked-Up_Circles; I've also
added a detail photo of Twitch, Twiddle & Tweak, as well as one for
Tucked-Up Circles.

TUC had us adding folded fabric into a circle cut into wedges, next
sewing the circle back together and then "fiddling" with the tucks that
resulted. I did mine all in one color (pale ones work best), since I
wanted the emphasis on the texture, rather than on the colors/fabrics.

Now I have an EQ6 lesson and a Math for Quilters lesson to do for Quilt
University, and then I may be able to get going on the third project.
With DH away for a few days, I'm doing more than I'd be able to do
normally. G

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Best Regards
pat on the hill

In article ,
Patti wrote:

Oh boy, they're pretty! The setting is just right for the circles.
Well done, Sandy. It's marvellous to see that the classes at camp, year
after year, turn into such beautiful things.


Thanks, Pat! I'm so glad you like them. But don't look too closely
at my camp projects, or you'll remember that I haven't yet finished the
ones from 2006.

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Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
sfoster 1 (at) earthlink (dot) net (remove/change the obvious)
http://www.sandymike.net

That looks great Sandy. How fun to get your projects finished.
I have no doubt your get to last years sooner or later. : )
Taria

Sandy wrote:
Last night I finished #2 of the three Jennie Rayment projects I started
at camp. This one is called Tucked-Up Circles, and it may well be my
favorite of the three. It's at
http://www.sandymike.net/fabmanip.html#Tucked-Up_Circles; I've also
added a detail photo of Twitch, Twiddle & Tweak, as well as one for
Tucked-Up Circles.

TUC had us adding folded fabric into a circle cut into wedges, next
sewing the circle back together and then "fiddling" with the tucks that
resulted. I did mine all in one color (pale ones work best), since I
wanted the emphasis on the texture, rather than on the colors/fabrics.

Now I have an EQ6 lesson and a Math for Quilters lesson to do for Quilt
University, and then I may be able to get going on the third project.
With DH away for a few days, I'm doing more than I'd be able to do
normally. G

In article ti6ti.15362$ug3.3547@trnddc06,
Taria wrote:

That looks great Sandy. How fun to get your projects finished.

Thanks, Taria!

I have no doubt your get to last years sooner or later. : )
Taria

I hope ....

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Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
sfoster 1 (at) earthlink (dot) net (remove/change the obvious)
http://www.sandymike.net

Both of those are wonderful, Sandy. And both classes I had wanted to
take. sigh. Maybe one year...... G

Lovely indeed.

Pati, in Phx
http://community.webshots.com/user/PatiCooks



Sandy wrote:
Last night I finished #2 of the three Jennie Rayment projects I started
at camp. This one is called Tucked-Up Circles, and it may well be my
favorite of the three. It's at
http://www.sandymike.net/fabmanip.html#Tucked-Up_Circles; I've also
added a detail photo of Twitch, Twiddle & Tweak, as well as one for
Tucked-Up Circles.

TUC had us adding folded fabric into a circle cut into wedges, next
sewing the circle back together and then "fiddling" with the tucks that
resulted. I did mine all in one color (pale ones work best), since I
wanted the emphasis on the texture, rather than on the colors/fabrics.

Now I have an EQ6 lesson and a Math for Quilters lesson to do for Quilt
University, and then I may be able to get going on the third project.
With DH away for a few days, I'm doing more than I'd be able to do
normally. G

In article , "Pati C."
wrote:

Both of those are wonderful, Sandy. And both classes I had wanted to
take. sigh. Maybe one year...... G

Lovely indeed.

Pati, in Phx
http://community.webshots.com/user/PatiCooks


Thanks, Pati! I wish you had been able to take the classes -- they
were such fun, and I really like all of this twiddling and fiddling. G

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Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
sfoster 1 (at) earthlink (dot) net (remove/change the obvious)
http://www.sandymike.net

Go, Sandy, go! That is beautiful. Dancing in the moonlight for ya!

Karen, Queen of Squishies


Last night I finished #2 of the three Jennie Rayment projects I started
at camp. This one is called Tucked-Up Circles, and it may well be my
favorite of the three. It's at
http://www.sandymike.net/fabmanip.html#Tucked-Up_Circles; I've also
added a detail photo of Twitch, Twiddle & Tweak, as well as one for
Tucked-Up Circles.

TUC had us adding folded fabric into a circle cut into wedges, next
sewing the circle back together and then "fiddling" with the tucks that
resulted. I did mine all in one color (pale ones work best), since I
wanted the emphasis on the texture, rather than on the colors/fabrics.

Now I have an EQ6 lesson and a Math for Quilters lesson to do for Quilt
University, and then I may be able to get going on the third project.
With DH away for a few days, I'm doing more than I'd be able to do
normally. G
--
Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
sfoster 1 (at) earthlink (dot) net (remove/change the obvious)
http://www.sandymike.net