Sample 1
Image 1 - I used the 'stack and whack' method of cutting using two contrasting pieces of fabric:
Image 2 - Unfortunately I got carried away and started sewing the pieces in the wrong order and ended up with an entirely different pattern [left] to that which I was expecting [right]!:
Image 3 - The reverse of the sample:
Sample 2
Image 1 - I started with three pieces of hand-decorated fabric which each had machine stitching added:
Image 2 - Close up of one decorated fabric:
Image 3 - Close up of one decorated fabric:
Image 4 - Close up of one decorated fabric:
Image 5 - The finished sample including forward and backwards seams and inserted triangular pieces between three panels (click to enlarge image):
Image 6 - The sample is based on the design on the right:
Image 7 - Close up of part of the sample showing part of the insertions [left side], a forward-facing seam and a 'normal' seam:
Sample 3
Image 1 - Sample 3 is based on ideas on these pages:
Image 2 - Strips of fabric were sewn together and then cut into triangles. I rearranged the triangles until I was happy with the pattern:
Image 3 - Finished sample with two types of seam insert - frayed and looped (click for a larger image):
Image 4 - Sample shown at an angle to try and display the seam inserts more clearly:
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