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Sliver Quilts

11 Projects Easy Technique for Dynamic Results

Lisa O'Neill
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Pages
88
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
C&T Publishing

About

Feeling a little adventurous? Learn how to incorporate bright, decadent fabrics into your quilts without overwhelming your design.

Add fresh, striking dimension and texture to traditional or contemporary quilts with Lisa O'Neill's original "sliver piecing" technique. It's easier than it looks, so you can make your classic or modern quilt blocks really snap with colorful fabric splinters! Lisa shows you how a folded piece of narrow fabric, the sliver, is, inserted into a tuck in the background fabric. Then the raw edges of the sliver are, encased in the tuck, while the folded edge of the sliver is ,revealed on the fabric surface. You'll learn how to get perfect points or super slim strips without fusing or paper-piecing.

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