Panel question
06-22-2011, 03:46 AM
#13
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I would think as a panel, they would send you 4 identical panels, or tell you ahead of time! I have not really worked with panels myself, but Now...I know something I didn't before. Thanks for sharing your experience. and BTW that is a lovely elegant panel!
06-22-2011, 04:18 AM
#15
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If you DID still want more of the same fabric, here's another site:
http://www.annsfabricsandcrafts.com/...=1#EMPE-22-Red
http://www.annsfabricsandcrafts.com/...=1#EMPE-22-Red
06-22-2011, 04:44 AM
#16
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That will make a very pretty quilt. It has been my experience that panels are sold per panel not per yard. I agree with the others, they should give you a refund. Sounds like they are trying to make it right. Hope they do so you are a happy customer.
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06-22-2011, 04:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Thusnelda
Unfortunately, these were the last panels. But I was just informed that I get a refund for two panels (two panels can be cut correctly), which seems fair.
06-22-2011, 09:52 PM
#19
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Thank you everyone for your advice and thank you MTS for the link.
I will try to work with what I have, and I will certainly show my result here on the board. I'm planning on doing a fractured quilt, so it should work with me cutting the panels and putting them together again differently in order to get the panels I wanted. It's going to need way more planning and careful thinking, though. And I fear the danger of cutting mistakes is much bigger than if I'd started out with four correct panels to begin with. But we'll see.
I will try to work with what I have, and I will certainly show my result here on the board. I'm planning on doing a fractured quilt, so it should work with me cutting the panels and putting them together again differently in order to get the panels I wanted. It's going to need way more planning and careful thinking, though. And I fear the danger of cutting mistakes is much bigger than if I'd started out with four correct panels to begin with. But we'll see.
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