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: > Great video of this technique, and some lovely quilts.
: >
: > http://www.sharonschamber.com/Gallery.htm
: > Sharon Schamber has a "similar" method but she uses

: > glue delivered through a thin nozzle of syrunge. (I

: > it was Elmer's glue - which I am not familiar with but
: > sounds like it is a common commodity "over there"). She
: > claims she can piece curves far quicker than she can
: > applique them. I've always had a blind spot when it

: > to putting glue on fabrics (I don't even use iron-ons

: > but I have SS's book and DVD and I tried her technique.

: > was very slow but I can see where it would get much

: > as you gained confidence.
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: > : Here's the technique. Only I'm doing ovals like the

: > in the QNM
: > : article. I need to get some more Avery's permanent

: > stick tomorrow.
: > : Mine is old and gummy. And I tried another one and

: > out why this
: > : particular brand is recommended....it worked much

: > than my "quilters'
: > : fabric glue stick". I just checked the QNM site, but
: > they don't have a
: > : picture of the cool oval quilt. Now it's 1:15 and I
: > can't get to sleep.
: > : But I did make myself leave the sewing room and try to
: > watch some TV to wind
: > : down.
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: > : Kathyl (KJ)
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: > : > Kathyl,
: > : > i'm on dial up and its either not gonna load that

: > for me or its
: > : > gonna take forever and then some.
: > : > what is the block called? whats the episode #? whos

: > designer, yea that
: > : > outta be easy to find the regular page on the site

: > the designer.
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: > : > "KJ" wrote...
: > : >> Ok, so I got the latest issue of Quilter's

: > Magazine and really
: > : >> liked the quilt that had ovals appliqued to

: > rectangles. It
: > : >> intrigued me. But it wasn't until I watched one of

: > current episodes
: > : >> posted on the Simply Quilts site yesterday that I
: > realized there was a
: > : >> "new" way to do them! (Plus I already had the book
: > from the author on
: > : >> the SQ episode.)
: > : >>
: >

: > : >> So this afternoon I started playing. It's now

: > till midnight and
: > : >> I'm forcing myself to stop making blocks. I have

: > made! (I did stop
: > : >> for a while to make a turkey breast and mashed
: > potatoes, etc.) My
: > : >> sewing room floor is flooded with batiks I've

: > all over the place!
: > : >> Help!
: > : >>
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: > : >> Kathyl (KJ)
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> Great video of this technique, and some lovely quilts.
> http://www.sharonschamber.com/Gallery.htm
> Sharon Schamber has a "similar" method but she uses liquid
> glue delivered through a thin nozzle of syrunge. (I think
> it was Elmer's glue - which I am not familiar with but
> sounds like it is a common commodity "over there"). She
> claims she can piece curves far quicker than she can
> applique them. I've always had a blind spot when it comes
> to putting glue on fabrics (I don't even use iron-ons much)
> but I have SS's book and DVD and I tried her technique. I
> was very slow but I can see where it would get much quicker
> as you gained confidence.

> hey Cher,
> Elmers is just PVA.
> i like the look of Sharons Piecelique.
> one of these days, lol.
> just got online this morning and none the wiser what the technique/design
> Kathyl is talking bout as i use dial up and the video is too big for me to
> download in this lifetime, lol.
> can anyone tell me who the designer was and i'll check the Simply Quilts
> pages still up, might show a pix and then i'll know what we're discussing,
> lol.
> ok, ok, found it. at first glance, looks to be much like the piecelique
> method.
> ta for the heads up on that, kathyl. always on the lookout for patterns
> that have curves for more ideas.
> cheers,
> jeanne
> --
> Vote B'fly for President '08
> san-fran at ihug dot co dot nz
> nzlstar on yahoo msg'r
> nzlstar on webshots
> "CATS" wrote...
>> Great video of this technique, and some lovely quilts.
>> http://www.sharonschamber.com/Gallery.htm
>> Sharon Schamber has a "similar" method but she uses liquid
>> glue delivered through a thin nozzle of syrunge. (I think
>> it was Elmer's glue - which I am not familiar with but
>> sounds like it is a common commodity "over there"). She
>> claims she can piece curves far quicker than she can
>> applique them. I've always had a blind spot when it comes
>> to putting glue on fabrics (I don't even use iron-ons much)
>> but I have SS's book and DVD and I tried her technique. I
>> was very slow but I can see where it would get much quicker
>> as you gained confidence.
>

> The book is by Dale Fleming. I believe she came "out" with this before
> Sharon Schamber's book did. (Sharon was probably too busy making prize
> winning quilts to write a book! I guess I could check....I DO have both
> books! Have I ever admitted to being a book junkie?? Well, I guess I
> have now!)
> Jeanne, did you find my link to the SQ episode with the pictures? Not
> just the video? It goes to show there really isn't all that much new in
> the world. Many people come to the same ideas independantly.

> "nzlstar*" wrote...
>> hey Cher,
>> Elmers is just PVA.
>> i like the look of Sharons Piecelique.
>> one of these days, lol.
>> just got online this morning and none the wiser what the technique/design
>> Kathyl is talking bout as i use dial up and the video is too big for me
>> to
>> download in this lifetime, lol.
>> can anyone tell me who the designer was and i'll check the Simply Quilts
>> pages still up, might show a pix and then i'll know what we're
>> discussing, lol.
>> ok, ok, found it. at first glance, looks to be much like the piecelique
>> method.
>> ta for the heads up on that, kathyl. always on the lookout for patterns
>> that have curves for more ideas.

> yup, i did find it (didnt you read my previous msg, lol).
> seems much like Sharon S's method, you can get the whole thing pix by pix
> online at Sharons website, well used to be able to anyhow. dont know if
> shes still got it all there.
> a long long pdf file iirc.
> must go check i guess, eh. else i'm talking thru my hat again.
> oh oh, and saw all your oval blocks, gorgeous with all the batiks.
> best hide those or you know who's gonna be round there snif'n them out,
> lol.
> so how long does it take you to do one block now?
> envious minds wanna know. :))
> cheers,
> jeanne
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> Vote B'fly for President '08
> san-fran at ihug dot co dot nz
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> "KJ" wrote...
>> The book is by Dale Fleming. I believe she came "out" with this before
>> Sharon Schamber's book did. (Sharon was probably too busy making prize
>> winning quilts to write a book! I guess I could check....I DO have both
>> books! Have I ever admitted to being a book junkie?? Well, I guess I
>> have now!)
>> Jeanne, did you find my link to the SQ episode with the pictures? Not
>> just the video? It goes to show there really isn't all that much new in
>> the world. Many people come to the same ideas independantly.
>> "nzlstar*" wrote...
>>> hey Cher,
>>> Elmers is just PVA.
>>> i like the look of Sharons Piecelique.
>>> one of these days, lol.
>>> just got online this morning and none the wiser what the
>>> technique/design
>>> Kathyl is talking bout as i use dial up and the video is too big for me
>>> to
>>> download in this lifetime, lol.
>>> can anyone tell me who the designer was and i'll check the Simply Quilts
>>> pages still up, might show a pix and then i'll know what we're
>>> discussing, lol.
>>> ok, ok, found it. at first glance, looks to be much like the piecelique
>>> method.
>>> ta for the heads up on that, kathyl. always on the lookout for patterns
>>> that have curves for more ideas.
>