Stained Glass Patchwork

I really admire Carol she chooses some

wonderful projects to do.

Carol chose a picture of a 1930's stained glass

window and wanted to make it in patchwork.

She had seen some pictures of the Stained Glass patchwork in

some magazines and wanted to make her own.

So, we made a pattern and and then she traced it.

Cut all the little pieces out, labelling the paper which you

put on top as you go.

(It's like a fabric jigsaw puzzle!).

I have previously posted this photo.

It is then a matter of taking section by section,

laying the black bias binding on the top of the joins

remembering to figure out how to hide all the

edges of the bias binding underneath the other ones.

You can see this in the top picture.

Carol brought the iron on and very fine bias

which looks wonderful so far as you can see.

By clicking on the 'Stained glass patchwork', label

below you can see the finished piece of work.