Thread: Pickle Update
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Old 05-08-2019, 11:20 AM
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Mousie
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Originally Posted by Libits View Post
Well, I’m clearly doing something very wrong because I’ve puddled so much I’ve dog-gone drowned. “Puddling” to me connotates something soft and pliable. In reality, my puddling results in granite-like mountain peaks of the quilt. I seriously don’t know how you all do it. I’ve done it on smaller projects but this one just seemed too big to apply those methods.

The good news is that the piecing/seams seem pretty stable; all the pulling, tugging and dragging I’ve done haven’t opened any seams.

I’ve been stabbed, burned, cut and almost crushed trying to “puddle” when my machine almost fell on me. This is dangerous stuff.
I will suggest videos. (youtube.com...how to quilt your sandwich).
Hold on, there are days when I see the word "video" and go
Not my time to watch one.
If your like me and aren't always in the mood, just watch a couple minutes and then
come back and watch some more.
It's good to have good teachers. Some of my favorites are Angela Walters, E. Burns,
Sharon Schambers sandwiching, Marti Michell.
I have adhd and visuals are everything to me and mood.
Sometimes I can concentrate and stay present and other times I drift off
to anywhere but what's on the scream, I mean screen .
P.S. you get to see everyone's projects finished.
We all learn socially unacceptable words and new facial expressions
and among the threads on the floor are probably a few pulled hairs.
In my opinion, quilting is not "easy", it's just worth it.
My oldest dd says it's not, lol. Ok, I'm among the self torturers, lol.

Last edited by QuiltnNan; 05-08-2019 at 01:59 PM. Reason: shouting/all caps
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