Mini Mosaic Quilt - Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Continue to use itty bitty pieces of fabric for a second lizard project - this time based on fabric collage, and a third lizard using a similar mosaic technique
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Just beautiful, especially the three of them together. Thanks for sharing!
I love your study of the mosaic lizard🦎 Perfect way to use up tiny pieces of fabric that’s too precious to throw away ♥️
Great use of scraps. You have some great ideas
This is such a beautiful trio. The whole process was delightful to watch. Thank you so much for sharing and well done, really!
Oh, thank you so much! I hope you try the techniques... so much fun
Fab tutorial and a great use of scraps. The fished results make for a lovely arty trio
So well done! I really enjoyed watching and have learnt a new technique. Thank you
Oh Angie!.. I love these!.. I love mosaics!.. I love quilting!.. and I actually have reptiles!.. I have tons and tons of scrap Batiks and repro fabrics!.. I have my supplies and I am ready to go!..You are Very inspirational!.. I'm thinking of the beautiful landscapes and scenes and yes more lizards and tarantulas..LOL.. I'm wanting to make purses with them!.. I'm in several groups where the ladies would just LOVE to own a lizard or tarantula mosaic quilted bag!.. Thank you so much for sharing!.. I subscribed and I went to your website and joined also!.. I will share photos on your website as I finish some of my bags!!.. Can't wait to check out your appliques also!.. Thanks again!.. Blessings and much love!
What a great tutorial! And so creative.
Bellas!
Beautiful
Great job. Another thing you can do with small pieces is make a photo quilt. Same principles.
Yes! Thank you!
I love all your mosaics! When you say fusible web are you talking about heat and bond? thanks so much!
You can use any brand of fusible web. Heat and bond will work. I like to work with Steam a seam 2 or Appli-stick because you can reposition your pieces, but you really can use any product you like.
@@AngiePadilla thanks!
Love it.
Bonito trabajo .gracias x su time.x favor explique ,es la tela la que lleva pegamento? O es el papel.gracias
Ni lo uno ni lo otro. Las piecitas son colocadas sobre el lado de la pega de un pelón fusionable. Se pasa la plancha y así quedán pegadas las piecitas.
Precioso,se usa un papel con pegante ,como se llama,un abrazo desde mi Colombia
Thank you really enjoyed watching your beautiful work.
Beautiful work Angie, thanks for sharing your techniques! Very inspirational!
You are an artist,you know that? This is so beautiful.
Really enjoyed this tutorial. Thank you for some real inspiration
Beautiful! Thank you 👏👏👏
Wonderful tutorials!
Thanks for your tutorials. I have always been interested in mosaics and when I started making collage quilts I of course wondered if I could take what I've learned and create a mosaic quilt. You did an amazing job explaining the process. Thanks again. I love your work and you've inspired me to give it a try! Happy quilting my friend.
So glad you find this helpful, Jolene. Hope you enjoy giving it a try!
Love love it
why didn't you use the backing paper to put down over the sticky. that way you dont waist fabric.
I'm afraid I don't understand this comment. What backing paper? What fabric waste? The whole point of this technique is precisely to use up little bits of fabric left over from other projects. And those bits are placed directly onto the sticky side of the fusible. So I really don't understand the purpose of covering the fusible. Maybe you can explain your comment? Thank you.
Con que se pegan los cuadritos ala tela gracias
Pelón adherible