Chookyblue and I decided to make some Dresden plates, using the Dresden ruler (which I just had to have, and have not used since Chooky gave me a demo over 12 months ago) on the weekend, this is what we came up with….Chooky has used Moda Madeira and I have used a fabric called Jitterbug – Cosmo Cricket..loved making these….now I have to hand stitch the plates to the background……
take care Peg….:>)
They look great!
ReplyDeleteI love those plates! How big are they? They look fairly big and will look just gorgeous on a quilt. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThe Dresden Plate is one of my all Time Favs since starting Patchwork...These look Great & Will Look Fab made up into a Quilt...Love the Fabrics.
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Could you please show the gadget you were using as I have never heard of it before. Lovely shapes and colours you have chosen here. Would look stunning in blue and white which is one of my fav colour combos.
ReplyDeleteOH, pretty! I love the striped background.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I have that ruler and Dresden plates are on my to-do list!
ReplyDeleteI think these are the nicest Dresdens EVER!! I love this fabric and the background striped fabric
ReplyDeletejust makes them sing!! Well done!
Paulette
Oh so nice are your modern plates!
ReplyDeleteThose plates look huge, not to mention stunning! love them. Our group has that ruler, I might have to give it a go. Will certainly point the girls to your blog for a look-see.
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wow, how inspiring, these are stunning, the fabrics look great, and I think I need one of those rulers so I can add another quilt to my 'to do' list! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThey look great Peg..I love dresden plates..love your choice of fabrics..
ReplyDeleteJulia ♥
Oh so lovely! Reminds me that I really need to get back to mine that are at about the same stage. Please forward more hours. ;op
ReplyDeleteOh I love, love, love your dresdens. I have sold thousands of the EZ Dresden rulers over the last 6 years while being out on the road doing quilt shows. Keep up the awesome work!
ReplyDeletewOw! Those are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job :)
SheilaC
Now those look like big plates and one could get alot of food on each of those---opps--quilt blocks--Di these are quilt blocks she is showing you--you must be hungry!!!!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty fabrics for the blocks--are you making more and what are you making with them????
Hugs, Di
Oh, those are fabulous!!! Love the fabrics and the blade shapes!
ReplyDeletelove love love! and such wonderful fabrics
ReplyDeleteI am in love with your plates, the choice of fabrics is just so great, oh dear I think I have to try and copy yours
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Christine
Fabulous .. yours and Chookys. Very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful
ReplyDeleteloved making the dresdans they were so much fun to stitch together.....will get to the stitching down on the weekend hopefully........
ReplyDeleteThey look really cool!
ReplyDeleteThese look lovely - they look like miniature ties in a circle - am sure you girls had lots of fun making them - great work
ReplyDeleteLove your "plates"...they look fabulous!
ReplyDeletePretty Peg, so pretty !!!
ReplyDeleteWOW - that's all I can say - WOW
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