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Hi Kiddies,
It's ready to hit my quilter, so excited. This quilt has been in process for all these long years... I started to swap for it in 1998 and here we are in 2019 and it's almost ready for my quilter. Her machine can only quilt 96" wide and we barter so I need her to do it. My quilt is 116x127,,, so I have to either remove the siggies on left and right and put them onto the back,,, or cut it down the center and have her do them up separately. Then hope I can put it together seamlessly after the fact. That's something I've never had much luck with but the siggies are so important to the entire thing as I traded all over the world for this and it tells much of the story. Every patch is a different fabric from different people. Then quilt was lost, found and finally, top completed all these years later. Told that story in a prior post.
Speaking of the story I want to get it on the back of the quilt. I have ink jet paper to print the story out on, does a place like Kinko's do InkJet printing? My Epson home printer (440) it's not one of those right? Does anyone know how to get the story onto the back of the quilt?
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Sorry it's side ways, I edited it prior to loading but it doesn't like me.
What would ya'll do? And yes I'm removing the bottom 4 patch and flipping them so they aren't in columns.
BTW, the patterns from the Patchwork Place which seems to be gone now. Fortunately I'd printed out the pattern and put it with my quilt. This was a mystery quilt and I think they did a bang up job.
I really wanna get this boxed and outta here so I can begin my Sylvia's Bridal Quilt in black, can't wait to start something new.