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Old 05-25-2010, 04:08 AM
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sewcrafty
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Thanks Jan!! Actually, after I soaked my little snippets and let them dry, they actually didn't come out looking to bad. More equalized. Now I have to figure out exactly how much of the area I want to do.

This is a quilt top I started probably 10-11-12yrs ago. I think I understand what I was going for, Love the middle, but haven't ever been happy with it otherwise. I just can't ship out something I'm not atleast a little happy with! :roll: I think I'm going to take the borders off and start from scratch. Dye the middle area, to blend better and go from there.

I have put myself through h*** because I absolutely positively HATE to seam rip!!!!! Have thrown things away instead!!! Well after everything I've done to it trying to fix things and try making it look nicer, it would have definitely taken less time to rip it out then go through all of this!!! :shock:

Sometimes you just gotta laugh at yourself!!! :lol: :lol: OH WELL!!
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