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Thread: Is it just me or are feathers becoming too common?

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    I agree. Generally, I think the piecing should be the star. I have seen beautifully feathered quilting which is appropriate for the quilt. I have also seen quilts overwhelmed by the quilting design - not just feathers.

    However, I think many of the recent long arm quilting I have seen here lately complements the quilt design.
    I wish I could afford to have one of my tops professionally done.

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    I recently finished an Omigosh quilt (9,911 pieces) and took it to a longarm quilter who did a beautiful job. She thought about feathers in the border but did something simpler because she wanted to show off the piecing. I think those who look at the quilt carefully often give it their best design.

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    IMHO, the quilting should enhance the quilt. Any type of quilting can be overused. The quilting also should coincide with the owner's budget & tastes.
    It can be difficult to get all components aligned.

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    I doubt I will ever get tired of seeing beautiful feathers that compliment the piecing.

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