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Old 11-09-2010, 11:16 PM
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vivientan
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Originally Posted by EasyPeezy
Sorry I am not a graphic artist. LOL
What I'm trying to explain is that I always start from the middle out.
I start with (1) (2) (3) (4). Then I do the other rows or columns but
always starting from the middle. I try not to follow this pattern by quadrant
then go the other way.
Thanks! This is really helpful! I've printed it out and it's going into my quilting file for reference :)

I'm working on a Christmas quilt and I'm supposed to SID for the xmas trees in the middle of the quilt. Will what you've described still work? ie start and end with small stitches.

I always feel iffy about using contrasting thread for the top. My top has colours consisting of cream, red and green and my backing fabric is red. Would u suggest that I use cream thread for the bobbin and top? But the cream would be a great contrast against the red backing. Hmmm....preference is to use cream for the top and red for bobbin, but I'll run into the thread tension problem as described above.
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