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by killiecrankie 14 Feb 2013 ( edited Feb 16'13 19:09 )
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Stain Glass Quilts that I made awhile ago.They really brighten up the room so they have a long time out on display ,than the rest of the Xmas decorations.The photos were a bit too dark,now with the enhancement option ,they are a bit too light but you can see them better.

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Comments (18)
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by noah 14 Feb 2013
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I love stain glass ,and u have done an excellent job.How big would one be 5x5???hugs carolyn
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by killiecrankie 14 Feb 2013
About 24 ins x 30 ins approx.Will find out later for you.
by pldc 14 Feb 2013
wow a great size
by mamacooke 14 Feb 2013
Are these your own designs, or is there a pattern available? Thehy're lovely!
Excellent job!
Cindy in DE
by killiecrankie 15 Feb 2013
the finished size is 58cm wide & 71.5 cm high.The patterns can from Just Patchwork in Tuncurry NSW Australia.They are on the net.
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by capoodle 14 Feb 2013
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Stained glass is pretty all year round. I keep a couple things out from Christmas almost every year. If they get missed being put away I just find a way to display them and rather enjoy seeing them out.
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by greytgirl 14 Feb 2013
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Your stained glass quilts are absolutely beautiful!
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by highlandermom 14 Feb 2013
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These are all so pretty. I have made faux stained glass with plastic window and painting with fabric paint looks like real thing. But as quilt have not tried. I love these.
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by pennifold 14 Feb 2013
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I LOVE THEM - love anything with a Christmas theme. Love Chris
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by jerrib 14 Feb 2013
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These are all stunning and look just like a real stain glass window. Good job.
Hugs Jerri
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by airyfairy 14 Feb 2013
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Beautiful and beautifully made. Sarah.
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by spendlove 14 Feb 2013
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Gorgeous!
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by anabela 14 Feb 2013
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love it!!!
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by baydreamer 14 Feb 2013
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very beautiful ,thanks for sharing
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by michemb 14 Feb 2013
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WOW, these are outstanding, just lovely
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by smallwunderz 14 Feb 2013
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they are SOOOO lovely
Lois W
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by jenne 14 Feb 2013
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wow!! just beautiful
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by jenne 14 Feb 2013
Are these embroidery or quilt squares type of stain glass?
by killiecrankie 15 Feb 2013
I suppose you would class it as a type of applique.All the main pieces have vylofix ironed onto to the wrong side & then piecesare ironed into place on the background fabric -design is traced onto fabric first..Being a cheap skate I made my own bias binding using a 1/4" clover bais binder maker.I bought a square of black lawn used a rotary cutter to cut bias strips,same thing with vyslofix.Made the binding the ironed on the vyslofix to the bindings back.Saved money but it took time to do.They take about 14m each
by killiecrankie 16 Feb 2013
These particular quilt wall hanging designs are not ITH embroidery.The only type of machine stitch used is normal machine straight stitch
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by dragonflyer 14 Feb 2013
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These really turned out beautifully...did you use that iron on bias tape for the lead in the windows or is it all hand appliqued or ???
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by killiecrankie 15 Feb 2013
Put the answer in the wrong box.See the comment below
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by oaro 14 Feb 2013
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beautiful work
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by pldc 14 Feb 2013
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I think this is terrific, I have been wanting to try this for some time now. Do you know if there is a u-tube or instructions on line some where?
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by killiecrankie 15 Feb 2013
The instructions came in the pattern.Each piece of black binding is numbered 1.to whatever ,start with 1 & continue through all the numbers until you have finished .Then machine down each side of the binding
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by killiecrankie 15 Feb 2013
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Now I would use applique wonder because it sticks down without ironing which means you can lift it up & reposition it if needed & becomes permanent when ironed.Also I would just cut one long piece for each side of the borders instead of sm pieces, no one knows once the binding is in place
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by blueeyedblonde 16 Feb 2013
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awesome!