In our continuing story of the little landscape quilt you see the versatility of the AccuQuilt GO! Baby Daisy die that is used with the GO! Baby Fabric Cutter. The Daisy die is destined to become more than pretty flowers. No! Daisy is a die that produces a landscape with a mighty forest!
And speaking of mighty. Here is our mighty winner from yesterday of a GO! Baby Die: Denny of AZ. Congratulations Denny!
And now we shall complete our little landscape quilt and call it a day. And, lucky you, this is also a day for another give away from AccuQuilt!
Here's How to Complete You Little Landscape Quilt:
- Cut a circle around the big dot shape from another negative section of your die cut fabric. Use a decorative blade to form the sun.
- Place the sun on the background fabric and slightly off the edge.
- Add a little dot to the center of the sun.
- Fuse-tack into place.
- After the fabric cools, remove the little landscape from the release paper.
- Place in onto a framing fabric like the talented and friendly, Aquamarine. Fuse-tack into place.
- Steam set the quilt top to the non-scrim side of the batting. (See Fusing Tips.)
- Add hand embroidery just through the batting layer using some gorgeous hand-dyed threads.
- Or add the backing fabric and machine quilt the quilt.
- Bind the quilt.
And if you leave a comment on my blog today, you may be the lucky winner of an AccuQuilt GO! Baby die!
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Oh my, now you are going to have me wanting yet another die! Honestly I hope you will be using one I already have - my wish list is too long already!
The Baby Go looks like it may be fun. Put my name in the hat. If I get a die I would have to buy a Go
Well, I'm on my way to making this little quilt.
*wondering what you will do next*
Congratulations to Denny!
I love your ideas for scraps! they appeal to my frugal nature, I hate waste!
I love it, but I still have crowns and jewels stuck in my mind! I need a Go!Baby so I can make a Queen Quilt!
Laura, you are so creative only you would use the scraps...Hope to see you and accuquilt at Houston....
Patti
Me gustará mucho ver los bordados, su creatividad es maravillosa.
Saludos!!
I love your "out of the box" thinking. I'd really use these dies for an art quilt and can really see the unlimited possibilities! Oh boy!
Creative way to make a sun, and use the negative space. Just so cute. Can't wait till tomorrow.
Looks like fun!
You are so spontaneously creative. What a great little quilt idea.
I can see that what most people would call scraps is just another form of quilting supplies. :-) I love it!!
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Congrats Denny. Laura, I can't wait to see what you come up with tomorrow. This has been so much fun. I keep trying to win a die. :-) Take care and God bless, Cory
Enjoying the inspiration. Can't wait to see what you do with the handwork.
I love the colors in the quilt! It's beautiful!
Thanks for the giveaways!
Great use of the Daisy die.
I am inspired by your use of colors and creativity! This really does let you be spontaneous!
Fusing is such fun!
Jane
You do so think out of the box! I LOVE IT!!!
How creative! Love the use of the decorative cutter to use more of the negative section of the fabric!
I keep on admiring - the "seeing Eye".
I would love to win the die.. count me in!!!
Thanks.. :)
I am already excited to see what is posted tomorrow. I am a big fan of a sun in a great little sky. Great addition to the composition!
Mimibug3
I see crowns. Love it.
Sandi
Looking forward to the continuation of this series of using not only the cut-outs but the scraps, too!
How lucky are we to have had 3 chances to win a die! I hope the third attempt will be lucky for me.
Looking forward to seeing the next step tomorrow!
Again... all one can say, is "what's not to love?!"
Can't wait to see what's in store for tomorrow, Laura. Are you going to eventually quilt/embroider this and show us what you did?
I never thought to use my wave blade to make suns, fun idea.
Debbie
How does one become spontaneous? Is that something you can really work on? Love the quilt!
So are you judging us for clever comments? I've run out of things to say, but I'd love to win.
How fun! I've been resisting the urge to buy a Go Baby as I keep thinking I would be excited at first and then not use ti. Now you have me thinking about buying one again!
The quilt looks super cute and that machine looks like a lot of fun to play with!
Thanks for the chance to win!
Angela
Pick me, pick me! Thanks, Laura. Love you. Ann
Go Go GoGo Baby
I want you in my life !!!!
Great finish! Fun idea to use a flower for something completely different!
Very nice, I've been thinking about your negative space and making plans. Cutting with the dies makes them perfect, but I'm going to try just free hand.
Looks like fun. Thanks!!
The sun always shines when Laura makes a quilt! Great ideas I am going to order flower dies today and start my garden.
Fun, fun, fun little quilt. Love the inspiration for using simple shapes.
That is very interesting.
Just when I think that have seen it all, there comes the sun! Really like how this little quilt is moving along and of course, want to enter the drawing. As pretty as your lint looked, an baby GO! die is a primo prize.
Little pieces of jewels.
Beckie
I would love to win a die for the Go Baby I would to love to have.
Thanks
A terrific finish for the little quilt. I have looked at the system and if I won a die I could tell hubby I just have to buy it now. :) Think that would help? Sandi
What I love about your quilts is the size and no hot quilt on your lap or wrestling with the thing on the sewing machine, and using all the wonderful "scraps". The Go Baby looks like a lot of fun.
Very cute! I'm looking forward to winning something one of these times!
The quilt is so interesting-I've never thought of using the negative pieces to make anything. I'm going to have to rethink my scraps.
Count me in. I am drooling.
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They say third timjes a charm,....oh please, please, please let it be me!!!!!
3 steps, one die,how cool is that!
That is just too darn cute. I am going to have to open that box and start chopping up something. I now have a bit of a different vision for it all, thanks to a wonderful lesson!
You make it look so easy Laura. Great little quilt you got going there.
Wow, 3 giveaways in 3 days! Is that a record?
the small lanscape is soo easy and cute!
I'd love to be able to make it with the nifty accuqilt!
Roberta
This is a great little quilt! Will you show it to us when the embroidery is done?
Congrats to Denny! And what a sweet little art quilt you've made (and made it look so simple, too!)
looks like I may need to win this to have such fun. Thanks for the chance!
I would love to win the die. Go! Baby is a perfect tool!!
Please count me in. Thanks.
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