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Those words.... improv play . They have a nice relaxing ring to them don't they? Well they do to me, anyway, so when Marci/ @marci_girl pos...
It’s my turn to offer a prompt to my Bee Sewcial mates! Always a quandary of sorts, I had an idea that I kept coming back to, so I guess we...
Hello bee mates - I have chosen an improv block for this month. If you have never done improv piecing before, don't worry - it is fun and easy. I found a very well written free tutorial that will guide you through the process and I will share my tips and photos of my block below. Improv Birch Tutorial Link 3rd Story Workshop Improv Birch Tree Tutorial Block Size I would like finished blocks that are at least 12.5 inches high and at least 12.5 inches wide. When making an improv block like…
This tutorial is part of the 2017 Finish Along Quarter 3 Tutorials Week. Find the link up to the Quarter 3 Finish Along HERE or on any of the other hosts blogs.
It's hard to believe I haven't played with Improv Piecing for almost a year... I pulled out my very meager stash of solid fabrics... I sliced them into strips of random widths: Darks on the left.....Lights on the right I decided to create 9 patch blocks: No measuring....freehand cutting I don't want the seams to match up... Improv 9 Patch I want the blocks to be a bit wonky... Yes, this is what I want... Here it is on the design wall... I also added in a few improv square blocks to keep it…
Happy Sunday! A couple of weeks ago, I (Carly) gave a little presentation on random piecing for the group. For those of you that were there, this is your recap/notes. For those of you that haven&…
Out of the Box: An Improv Piecing Workshop
Improv quilting is a fun and often overwhelming method to piece a quilt. I spent 100 days exploring improv quilting and want to encourage you to explore too! My History Looking around at my quilts and projects I’ve designed and made, I tend to be a very orderly quilter. I love the sequence and symmetry […]
