My fabrics were ready (ironed), I started to cut at the bottom piece to prepare the first part of the heart shape CQ block.I cut the first piece of the paper and reversed it on the back side of the fabric and pinned.
I precisely cut the fabric, leaving proper seam allowances and started to baste. I have a suggegstion for the newbies. Always start to baste from shorter side and never forget finger press when folding the fabric before stitching!
I kept continue same work clock wise direction.
I prepared them in a short period. Afterwords, I started to stitch each piece from their back. When I've completed to stitch all pieces, I ripped off the basting threads to remove papers. But, I recognized that I have to repeat one thing! I had to baste borders once again!
This is the final of the little heart shape CQ block that I made for my swap partner. I tried to explain what I did to create my little heart. Now, it is time to embellish it:)
Some of you may think that this is long way to create a small heart, but this is the best method I do to create a heart shape CQ block!!!! In addition, I wanted to be sure to create a nice thing for my partner.
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I'm in a Heart RR right now and looking for different ways to do hearts. I love this one and will try it soon.... I'll check back to see it embellished....
I would not expect you to take less trouble Rengin, that is why your work is such a high standard :) Marilyn
Oh, dear Marilyn,
Thanks so much, you encourage me so much with your lovely words:)
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Oh, dear Marilyn,
Thanks so much, you encourage me so much with your lovely words:)
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Thank you for your visit to me, so nice to meet new friends.
Your work is so interesting, and you have a very beautiful blog.
Hi Rengin~
Thanks for sharing your paper pieced heart. I have done some CQ, but never with the paper method. I'll have to try this one day.
Glad you liked my little doll bed.
Have a wonderful day and I'll be back to see the finished heart. I love the goodies.
Smiles,
Pat
I like this method! Thanks for showing it here.
And I love your header...so beautiful!
Thanks for sharing this technique, Rengin. I can't wait to try it, I'm never happy with my hearts, hope this will be the answer. Can't wait to see your gorgeous embellishments on this. You swap partner will love it, no doubt!
Pat
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Very beautiful. I amwaiting to see
this heart finished
I admire quilting sooo much! You do a fantastic job!
I found your blog yet and admire your wonderful embellished fabrics!Many creative ideas!!!!
All the best for you,Ulla
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