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06-24-2014, 04:42 AM
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Jan...I didn't know quilters made what they need, rather the pattern and fabric that they needed to play with which became a quilt.
Time to think about miniatures. They take almost as much time as a big quilt and are oh so cute when they are done. They won't put a dent in the stash though.
OK...so glad the wedding day went well and that you can relax a little. I'm glad you're on high ground since I'm hearing of a lot of rain and flooding in your state.
QuiltE...no I got the 8200 which doesn't have quite as many bells and whistles as the 8900 but I really like it.
Time to think about miniatures. They take almost as much time as a big quilt and are oh so cute when they are done. They won't put a dent in the stash though. OK...so glad the wedding day went well and that you can relax a little. I'm glad you're on high ground since I'm hearing of a lot of rain and flooding in your state.
QuiltE...no I got the 8200 which doesn't have quite as many bells and whistles as the 8900 but I really like it.
06-24-2014, 05:11 AM
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Originally Posted by gardnergal970
Jan...I didn't know quilters made what they need, rather the pattern and fabric that they needed to play with which became a quilt.
Here's one I finished today. It's the Carol Doak 2012/2013 Mystery Quilt, it only needed binding!
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06-24-2014, 06:46 AM
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JanRN ... I could see that problem coming for me. That was when I upped my game ... more intricate work. The FWS and PC slowed down the finishes! Now DJ ... and no I am not planning on NI! Minis are a good solution too ... as GGal mentioned, they take a lot of time, but oh so rewarding for the finishing. Last year, I added on learning FMQing, so I could slow down the finishes by not sending them out to be quilted. Of course, you could always pile all your quilts onto one bed and just rotate which one gets on top. Saves getting fold lines!!!
Anael ... that one just glows!!!! Two finishes in one day ... wonderful! What a contrast to your Ode!
Anael ... that one just glows!!!! Two finishes in one day ... wonderful! What a contrast to your Ode!
06-24-2014, 06:52 AM
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With the temps you had last winter a pile would have been great QuiltE. I don't need a pile and I only have one spare bed in the attic. Don't want to pile my quilts onto that one as KK sometimes sleeps there.
Yes, it surely is a contrast to Ode
Yes, it surely is a contrast to Ode
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