It is a great pattern using the nine degree ruler but it was great to have an instructor who had made it previously. Working in pairs cutting out the wedges from our strata was very helpful. Everyone's was so different and so beautiful. You can click on the photo and see the individual fabrics better.
I can happily say all eight fabrics needed for the runner, plus the binding and backing came from my stash too!
I just finished the binding this morning. This was such a fun project. Next I am going to use the nine degree ruler for a tree skirt.
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Absolutely gorgeous - piecing & fabrics!
It's fabulous
Love and hugs Gina xxx
Now that looks like a fun project!
Very nice!
oh wow! I'm so glad I could enlarge the pictures to see how you did that! lets see what you do with a tree skirt! beautiful!
That is one great runner! I believe I have that ruler. That may be another to do project!
Oh I love your color choices...so elegant and pretty. It looks so difficult, too. Wonderful job!
I have made a few of these too. Let me know if you want some instructions that make it easier! I made one with all the veggie fabric and another with all the fruit fabric. Fun things! I also only had the 10 degree ruler and it came out fine.
Wonderful project! Simply stunning!
Pat
Such a really neat and different pattern. I love your version. Great job.
I hadn't seen this one before...lots of possibilites...share more as you get em done!
Oh wow It looks gorgeous. I haven't got a clue how you made it though. :-)
How clever, Mary! I love the color choices - can't wait to see how it does a tree skirt!
Cheers!
Now that topper is different ..... lovely!
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