Creating a Pattern from an Line Drawing (England Design)
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- In this video, Cynthia shows you how easy it is to create a pattern from a line drawing. Using her Picture Piecing technique, you'll be able to design a quilt pattern that uses only straight seams, no set-in seams, to create detailed imagery in your quilts.
Visit our website at www.englanddesign.com to:
--Download the free dragonfly pattern from this video, on our Free Videos page so you can get started learning to sew our Picture Pieced quilt patterns.
--Purchase our pre-printed Dragonfly Freezer Papers (on our Products Page) so you can jump into sewing the Dragonfly blocks right away.
--Watch our Picture Piecing Sewing Techniques videos on our Free Videos page for detailed lessons on how to sew these dragonfly blocks and all of our patterns.
--Purchase Cynthia's new Landscape Design Workshop DVD which takes you through the whole design process from start to finish (available on our Products Page).
This is so helpful. Thank you. Helps me to think through the process logically.
Great video! I don’t know how I missed seeing it before! I’m so glad I found it. ❤️
Very clever and creative. Thank you for demonstrating.
This is fantastic! I had a lot of trouble trying to figure out how to create my own FPP pattern from a photo but learning your methods made it a lot easier. Just ordered your book and can't wait for it to arrive!
Gracias por enseñarme a hacer esa técnica. Explicas muy bien. 💕
Fantastic video! I just started foundation paper piecing and can't wait to try this. Thank you.
Me too
This is an absolutely amazing video with so much detail. Thank you.
Why don't you just make the object & background separately, then simply affix the object to the background? That seems much easier. The object can have fusible added after, or use fused pieces from the Starr, like Emily Taylor`s parchment method.
I like the KISS principle. It suits my lazy nature & simple mind 😄
You can scrap my comments. They don't apply to foundation piecing. Too difficult for me. 😄
Too much sewing, I should have said.