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Location: LA - Lower Alabama
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size: 80x60
problems: first of all, the original pattern calls for all those different sized squares set on point and the quilt is 40x60... which is small, so we doubled it - but then your squares don't line up (on point, remember?) I don't have a 'linear' mind and just couldn't get the thing to do right...
Margie figured it out and brought hers with them so we could get mine laid out correctly....
then I had problems with the tension, then the skipping, then the thread shredded and I was ready to give up on it again...
finally I guess I just held my mouth right because I got it done but the tension is still kinda wonky in it - it aint' gonna fall apart so what the heck :roll: :lol:
problems: first of all, the original pattern calls for all those different sized squares set on point and the quilt is 40x60... which is small, so we doubled it - but then your squares don't line up (on point, remember?) I don't have a 'linear' mind and just couldn't get the thing to do right...
Margie figured it out and brought hers with them so we could get mine laid out correctly....
then I had problems with the tension, then the skipping, then the thread shredded and I was ready to give up on it again...
finally I guess I just held my mouth right because I got it done but the tension is still kinda wonky in it - it aint' gonna fall apart so what the heck :roll: :lol:
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Your quilt is gorgeous. I have never worked with batiks. The colors are beautiful, your blocks are fantastic. But you said the quilting with batiks gave you a time. What is the hype with batiks? Is it the colors? I have never like the "hand" of batiks. They don't seem to be fabric for quilting. Could someone please help me learn to appreciate them? I love this quilt. :thumbup:
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