Showing posts with label twisted bargello. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twisted bargello. Show all posts

Monday, March 30, 2009

Twisted Bargello/Loser Monday


As promised, here is the completed Twisted Bargello panel. I still have not added borders. I have been so busy lately. I really want to finish it, but it may have to wait for summer break.
We have spring break coming up in two weeks, and I am really ready for it.
I finally got back to Weight Watchers. Good news.... I lost 4.4 more pounds .... for a total loss of 16 pounds! Wow!!
I hope you have a good week.
Julie

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Twisted Bargello


Here is a picture of the bargello with all the strips done. This is before I put them all together. I have put them together now, and am waiting to put borders one. I haven't taken any pictures of that stage. The sewing machine and temporary design wall, and all the other sewing equipment, has been taken downstairs to my sewing studio finally. I gave my house a good cleaning this weekend and it looks so much better. I was tired of the quilt taking over the dining room.
Julie

Friday, March 13, 2009

More Twisted Bargello Progress

I have made some progress on my twisted bargello. I have been so busy with Joy. She needs to be waited on hand and foot. LOL. She is becoming a little more independent, but her ankle starts hurting her so much, and it hurts more when she hobbles around.


I will keep you up-to-date, I promise, as I go along. It is really fun, and I could sit and work on it until I was finished, if only I didn't have to stop to do other things. Life gets in the way. But it is a good life, and I am thankful for it. There now, it doesn't sound so much like complaining, does it?
Julie

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Twisted Bargello Workshop - progress

I am going to give you some very simple explanations of the photos. This first is the strip set. You cut 1 1/2" strips and sew them together. You have to have two colors that go from very light to very dark. I chose green and red as you can see.
This is the fabric chart that keeps you from getting mixed up with your pieces.
Ahhhh - is what you say when you first see this monster. This chart is the "map" of what goes where. Better pay attention here. No multi-tasking on this step.
You cut the strip sets into the proper widths and remove the sections you need and sew them together in the right order, as directed by the map above.
Here is what I had last weekend. Now I have done several more rows. I want to finish this one quickly because I have to get it out of the kitchen eating area and downstairs to my sewing room. I am afraid if I move it without finishing the strips I will get hopelessly lost. I think it will be pretty cool!
Julie