Lesson Learned - Fabric is like wool!
#35
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Central Wisconsin
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I saw the three rules of quilting just the other day. One of them was: DON'T TELL ANYONE WHERE YOUR MISTAKES ARE. And I see you have already found this.
I really cannot find the difference in fabric, and I looked where you told me to. I looked hard!
Your quilt is wonderful. I need one like that for my new great-grandson. This is the pattern I will use. I found the I SPY fabric at Missouri Star. It was a deal-of-the-day more than a year ago, and I haven't used it yet. But I'm sure they have that layer cake in their store.
I really cannot find the difference in fabric, and I looked where you told me to. I looked hard!
Your quilt is wonderful. I need one like that for my new great-grandson. This is the pattern I will use. I found the I SPY fabric at Missouri Star. It was a deal-of-the-day more than a year ago, and I haven't used it yet. But I'm sure they have that layer cake in their store.
#37
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Texas
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I know the feeling! But it really hardly shows; I couldn't see it at all at first. And overtime it will not be noticeable at all. And your grandson will never notice it and will love it!
I love your I Spy quilt! I just made a similar I Spy but just surrounded the squares with sashing. How I wish I'd done the shadow boxes as you have done. So much cuter!
I love your I Spy quilt! I just made a similar I Spy but just surrounded the squares with sashing. How I wish I'd done the shadow boxes as you have done. So much cuter!
#38
I had this happen to me once. I ran out of fabric and set it aside. Eleven years later they reprinted the fabric. Never occured to me that dye lots change the colors some so I purchased more. When I laid the blocks out, I scattered the new fabric ones with the old fabric ones. I love how it came out. The differences in the dye lots is really not noticeable, but it gave the quilt more depth and didn't look so flat.
#40
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Lowell, MA
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I'm sure it is glaring to you, as you have been up close and personal with this quilt, however, it just looks like you have shaded the quilt from dark in the lower right corner to lighter. To me it is barely noticeable at all. Great quilt.
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