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07-17-2012, 06:03 PM
#11
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: soutwestern ontario
Posts: 143
Originally Posted by DawnA
Oh yeah and before the quilt police start up, the first time I even touched a sewing machine was in April of this year. Not bad for self taught, but room for lotts of improvement!
Originally Posted by momto5
Looks good...especially for being such a "newbie"! And by the way, there are NO quilt police here...
! Carry on, you're doing well and we'll expect great things out of you based on what we see already!
! Carry on, you're doing well and we'll expect great things out of you based on what we see already!
07-18-2012, 01:07 AM
#16
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: MO (the Show Me state)
Posts: 2,947
welcome to the quilting club dawn and what a great effort for your first time making a quilt. i do want to make one suggestion, i am not sure what type batting you used but check to see what the recommendations are on how far apart you need to quilt it. some of the first quilts i made (for family) were big block quilts and on a couple of them i didn't do enough quilting in the blocks for the batting recommendation. i didn't realize this until i became more familiar with quilting. so i retrieved the quilts to add some additional "embellishments" to anchor the batting better.
the embellishments were as simple as bar tacking bows in the middle of the blocks or using buttons or decorative stitches to anchor the batting better. my family members were none the wiser.
the embellishments were as simple as bar tacking bows in the middle of the blocks or using buttons or decorative stitches to anchor the batting better. my family members were none the wiser.
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