Construction of Lydia - fractal art quilt, page 3

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$Construction of Lydia - fractal art quilt, step 23$ 23. Turn it over and trim out the excess leaving a seam of about one eighth of an inch.

$Construction of Lydia - fractal art quilt, step 24$ 24. The appliquéd strip with freezer paper still stuck to the fabric.

$Construction of Lydia - fractal art quilt, step 25$ 25. Gently ease up the freezer paper template.

$Construction of Lydia - fractal art quilt, step 26$ 26. Iron it down over the seam.

$Construction of Lydia - fractal art quilt, step 27$ 27. Two pieces done.

$Construction of Lydia - fractal art quilt, step 28$ 28. Fit the third piece snug against its partner and iron this down.

$Construction of Lydia - fractal art quilt, step 29$ 29. Using a lead pencil, draw around the edges of the template, include the register marks.

$Construction of Lydia - fractal art quilt, step 30$ 30. Now start putting the main sections together. Pull off any freezer paper left making sure that the pencil lines and register marks are clear.

$Construction of Lydia - fractal art quilt, step 31$ 31. Pin together at register marks and in between at half inch intervals. Use a small running stitch to seam the pieces together. Choose which direction you want the seams to lie and iron flat.

$Construction of Lydia - fractal art quilt, step 32$ 32. Pin together an appliquéd strip to a solid piece.

$Construction of Lydia - fractal art quilt, step 33$ 33. Stitch together and then trim the seam to between one eight and one quarter of an inch.

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Rose Rushbrooke
Artist