fading charm quilt top finished
#11
finish size of this quilt is 74 x 74 inches,
since I was sewing it none stop for about a week, I think that I will take a break and think about making it larger or just finish it as it is. I like the way it looks on bed but it is a bit too small for a Q size bed.
thanks for your comments
since I was sewing it none stop for about a week, I think that I will take a break and think about making it larger or just finish it as it is. I like the way it looks on bed but it is a bit too small for a Q size bed.
thanks for your comments
It's quite charming exactly the way it is!
To your question:
Enlarging it depends on the how you plan to use this pretty little quilt. You don't say how big it is now, so I'm guessing you think it's a bit smaller than what you pictured in your mind. But if it's made for a baby/child's quilt or wall hanging, it's probably just right. If not, then go ahead and make it rectangular. i'd be very interested in seeing how you do it!
To your question:
Enlarging it depends on the how you plan to use this pretty little quilt. You don't say how big it is now, so I'm guessing you think it's a bit smaller than what you pictured in your mind. But if it's made for a baby/child's quilt or wall hanging, it's probably just right. If not, then go ahead and make it rectangular. i'd be very interested in seeing how you do it!
#15
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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Rapid City, SD
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Very nice! Your quilt is very balanced. Great use of scraps to make a beautiful quilt. I would like to make one also -- but would make it rectangular by starting out with a rectangle instead of square.
#16
Scrappy's are always my favorite. Your design is beautiful. I have a collection of 3" squares from a club and now you gave me a great idea of creating one. Good for leaders and enders. Thanks for sharing.
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