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#51
quiltingnana1 , 08-28-2010 05:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Candace
I would have it framed professionally using the proper techniques for fabric and perhaps have it put under UV light resistant glass if it's a valuable piece. I don't think sewing it would add anything to the piece and may decrease its inherent value.
I would also add a sheet to the back of the frame telling the history of this piece. Beautiful!
#52
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Do so agree with above.Originally Posted by Candace
I would have it framed professionally using the proper techniques for fabric and perhaps have it put under UV light resistant glass if it's a valuable piece. I don't think sewing it would add anything to the piece and may decrease its inherent value.
#54
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I agree...leave as is and have framed professionally to protect it.Originally Posted by Annaquilts
I agree frame and don't touch. I really like it.
#57
pennyswings , 08-31-2010 02:02 PM
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I agree with Candace. Anything beyond this will decrease the value. I think you should explain this to the owner as well. If they opt for any of your other options then that is up to them. But if it was me, I would not touch it.Originally Posted by Candace
I would have it framed professionally using the proper techniques for fabric and perhaps have it put under UV light resistant glass if it's a valuable piece. I don't think sewing it would add anything to the piece and may decrease its inherent value.
I must say this is a magnificant piece of work!
#58
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I agree with making sure the history is with it when framed, that way all generations know there history. God bless.Originally Posted by sahm4605
I would frame it. while finishing it off would be wonderful I wouldn't. I think that unless it was made by a family member, it wouldn't be right to add to it. Especially since it seems to have at least sentimental value. But this is just me. If you frame it I would either type out or if you have great handwriting, write the story behind it and then have that frames with it.