I am using CW repro fabrics and muslin for my quilts. Yep, quilts :shock: My daughter and I are going to make a pink and brown mother/daughter quilt and I am also making one for my son using blues, greens, and browns. As you have probably guessed, my son is a US Marine and I am using this as my escape and stress relief. He is set to deploy for Afghan in Jan, so the timing for this is perfect. I will probably upset any DJ "purists" because I am planning to stitch Wartime 2009-10 onto the signature kite, but it is my quilt :)
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Originally Posted by Marinemom2J
I am using CW repro fabrics and muslin for my quilts. Yep, quilts :shock: My daughter and I are going to make a pink and brown mother/daughter quilt and I am also making one for my son using blues, greens, and browns. As you have probably guessed, my son is a US Marine and I am using this as my escape and stress relief. He is set to deploy for Afghan in Jan, so the timing for this is perfect. I will probably upset any DJ "purists" because I am planning to stitch Wartime 2009-10 onto the signature kite, but it is my quilt :)
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Help, I can't make up my mind on background fabric :!: I was going with white. Then I seen the black one that the link was posted for it is so neat I love the way it looks. just can't make up my mind. Are some of you doing dark or mostly white or cream? I feel like I am behind already :-) DD is getting me the software for christmas while I am waiting for it I am working on PP tut.
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Originally Posted by Marinemom2J
I am using CW repro fabrics and muslin for my quilts. Yep, quilts :shock: My daughter and I are going to make a pink and brown mother/daughter quilt and I am also making one for my son using blues, greens, and browns. As you have probably guessed, my son is a US Marine and I am using this as my escape and stress relief. He is set to deploy for Afghan in Jan, so the timing for this is perfect. I will probably upset any DJ "purists" because I am planning to stitch Wartime 2009-10 onto the signature kite, but it is my quilt :)
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Thanks. I thought of it the other day and just couldn't get it off my mind. :-)
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Originally Posted by kluedesigns
Originally Posted by Sheree from Chicago
Originally Posted by kluedesigns
i just started counting up the names of the people who will be in the Cyber Block Party (drum roll please)
its 56 how incredible will that be at the end and there's 56 pics of various jane quilts posted on the forum. it really adds up quickly. i'm not used to making such large quilts and i was surprised at how much fabric you need. |
Originally Posted by Marinemom2J
I am using CW repro fabrics and muslin for my quilts. Yep, quilts :shock: My daughter and I are going to make a pink and brown mother/daughter quilt and I am also making one for my son using blues, greens, and browns. As you have probably guessed, my son is a US Marine and I am using this as my escape and stress relief. He is set to deploy for Afghan in Jan, so the timing for this is perfect. I will probably upset any DJ "purists" because I am planning to stitch Wartime 2009-10 onto the signature kite, but it is my quilt :)
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Originally Posted by Lacelady
Ok, I have the book, I have just ordered the software and ruler, so please add me to your list for the Cyber party. All I need now is yards and yards of background and sashing, and I have no idea what to choose for that. What is everyone else doing please?
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I'm using tea-dyed muslin - even though the end of the bolt says it's pre-shrunk - it isn't. So it's getting the hot water soak and then the tepid wash, cold rinse, and moderate drying treatment.
I have the book - haven't figured out yet if the software will run on this Mac without buying some other software - and I'm going to acquire some more graph paper. I will be using "old-fashioned" small blue prints and "old-fashioned" (old-fashioned to me, anyway) shades of rusts, brown, and oranges. So far, I seem to have two things going - the blues are more or less like Miss Jane's blocks and the others are using different color placements. |
If you run window on the Mac then it should work, but if not I am not sure, I have it on my PC and not my mac, I run the two computers anyway as my embroidery software is a windows based program as well. But prefer my mac.
I actually hope that I have everything that I need in my scrap bin, including the fabric for the background, it won't be all the same but I hope similar enough to work, As I go along I should have more scraps to work with from other projects. |
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