Fractured Glass - Part 2 - Foundation Pieced Small Blocks

In this video I show you how to foundation piece smaller blocks in the fractured glass style. This is a unique technique using 5 different fabrics and creating 5 blocks.
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[@helenk4357]

Removing the paper in the reverse order is such a great tip!

[@QuiltingWithNancy]

Thanks!

[@arvettadelashmit9337]

This looks hard. Those are beautiful blocks.

[@wilycat5290]

With stained glass, it's lead. With tile, it's grout. Love your painted fabric. Thanks for the video 😊

[@tiffanyacarr4603]

This is a great quilt idea. Thank you.

[@QuiltingWithNancy]

You are so welcome!

[@teresabaez6925]

Hola Nancy!!!no me acostumbro a la técnica con papeles, me lio😊 Me gusto la primera técnica 👍me ecantan sus tutoriales la sigo hace 5 años ,explica muy bien y clarito, gracias a la traducción 😊🤗

[@deboraheddie8487]

Thank you so much Nancy! Just love this and your fabrics are gorgeous 😁 I just ordered your book and the ruler! 😍 can’t wait to get started ❤

[@QuiltingWithNancy]

Yay, thank you!😀

[@asiahsheik2105]

Super awesome 🎉

[@QuiltingWithNancy]

Thanks 🤗

[@tcelle9158]

There is a way to stop the paper moving when cutting the sections: print the cutting guide on to freezer paper and iron it to the top fabric

[@QuiltingWithNancy]

True, but these are very small blocks so the freezer paper is a bit harder to remove. I do use the FP when I am doing large blocks like in the Snowflake Lonestar corners :)

[@kathleenmiller-ic9ue]

Where can I get the book?

[@QuiltingWithNancy]

Www.QuiltingWithNancy.com 😀

[@MaryMannion]

I’ve done something like this using batiks. It is hard to know the right sides . What I ended up doing, was marking the wrong side with chalk or a pencil.

[@QuiltingWithNancy]

Great idea.