Examples of Bulleye Technique

[cindyg]

I think it would fuzz up because, if I'm correct, those are raw edge flowers. They may never wash it though.

[CindyB]

I would think that it would fuzz up almost like chenille..... it would be great, the more it gets washed and dried the more beautiful it is.

[astitchintime]

CindyB ~ I love the look of the flower blocks!! Count me in if a swap gets off the ground, a spring time quilt would be wonderful for me.
Happy stitching!!
Debi

[quilterbee]

Yes! I would love to do a bullseye swap. I got burned out on them but this is one that interests me. But, please, no more than 6 manditory, I cannot do 20! Amie

[calicopuzzle]

Here is a similar quilt pattern called French Roses. This one I did in a workshop, but the pattern only used 3 layers for the flower....and mine turned out a little pale...Has light yellow sashing strips between the blocks.



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[calicopuzzle]

Here is another version of the Bullseye technique similar to the posting of the Iowa State Fair quilts CindyB posted.

[sewingbee44]

Count me in if you decide to do one.

[gardenquilter]

this would be a ton of fun to do maybe after christmas so we could have them for the spring - I think quilterbee may be on to something with the number - we could have lots of participants but maybe put them in smaller groups - maybe make the blocks a little larger and have a nice throw for spring

[Eajosian]

Where would we get the pattern?

[Tulpje]

Nice and very creative.
The flower quilt looks fabulous.

***Susanna***