Painted Shoe Quilt Help Needed, please read
06-26-2011, 06:55 AM
#31
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Originally Posted by KathyAire
1. Would you be more likely to buy a paper pattern with good instructions or 9 - 12" already printed blocks?
Paper
2. If you chose the paper, would you want it to be for painting or for applique?
Applique
3. No matter which you chose, what would you expect the cost to be?
$10.00 to $15.00.
Paper
2. If you chose the paper, would you want it to be for painting or for applique?
Applique
3. No matter which you chose, what would you expect the cost to be?
$10.00 to $15.00.
06-26-2011, 07:12 AM
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Originally Posted by KathyAire
1. Would you be more likely to buy a paper pattern with good instructions or 9 - 12" already printed blocks?
Paper
2. If you chose the paper, would you want it to be for painting or for applique?
Applique
3. No matter which you chose, what would you expect the cost to be?
$10.00 to $15.00.
Paper
2. If you chose the paper, would you want it to be for painting or for applique?
Applique
3. No matter which you chose, what would you expect the cost to be?
$10.00 to $15.00.
06-26-2011, 07:14 AM
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Yooper said, "I am still confused, (imagine that!), but do you mean a pre-printed panel in color, or pre-printed in black outline to either paint or applique on? I am conflicted as to which I would prefer, either way.
Answer: I am talking about full color digital printing on quilt grade cotton. I already had a sample made and the color was perfect to my original painted shoe. The fun would come in choosing sashing and borders and the embellishments done after the quilting. How cute was it to add stick on colored rhinestones I found in the bridal dept of HL.
Answer: I am talking about full color digital printing on quilt grade cotton. I already had a sample made and the color was perfect to my original painted shoe. The fun would come in choosing sashing and borders and the embellishments done after the quilting. How cute was it to add stick on colored rhinestones I found in the bridal dept of HL.
aqua shoe embellished
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06-26-2011, 08:32 AM
#39
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After you clarified that you meant a yard goods panel with the shoes printed in squares -
I think I might consider buying that - I haven't purchased fabric for quite a while - but I've been reading that $12.00/yard for "special" fabric is now on the low end?
But if that came in a panel, I would feel no major need for a pattern.
I think I might consider buying that - I haven't purchased fabric for quite a while - but I've been reading that $12.00/yard for "special" fabric is now on the low end?
But if that came in a panel, I would feel no major need for a pattern.
06-26-2011, 08:41 AM
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Quilting.Adict, so what you are really saying is you'd be in essence selling a "panel" of the shoes already printed in the colors, etc. The we would add the sashing, borders. I would say with the pattern and then panel I would pay about $35.
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