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mtngrl 11-27-2012 11:11 AM

Book 501 Quilting Motifs
 
After a couple of years of dithering about it, I finally ordered this book. It is great. I have trouble deciding what my quilting motif should be and then - where would I find it anyway?? Each motif shows various ways it can be used. I am more than satisfied with my purchase:)

JulieR 11-27-2012 11:18 AM

Agreed! I purchased the book a few weeks ago and have already used multiple motifs.

franc36 11-27-2012 11:32 AM

I am so glad you posted your comments on the book. I have been thinking about purchasing that book. Now I think I will give it to myself for Christmas. It sounds like exactly what I need. Thanks!

luana 11-27-2012 04:17 PM

I am wondering how you transfer the motif to you quilt.

mtngrl 11-27-2012 04:34 PM

The book suggests templates or a light box.

JulieR 11-27-2012 04:49 PM

I use Golden Threads tracing paper and pin or spot glue it onto the quilt top after it is layered. In one case I was able to trace the motif directly onto the quilt top before layering but I found that to be a little more difficult and labor intensive.

mtngrl 11-27-2012 07:12 PM


Originally Posted by JulieR (Post 5684199)
I use Golden Threads tracing paper and pin or spot glue it onto the quilt top after it is layered. In one case I was able to trace the motif directly onto the quilt top before layering but I found that to be a little more difficult and labor intensive.

Do you hand or machine quilt with the paper?

joyce888 11-27-2012 07:36 PM

I bought the book and haven't used the patterns yet but I will one of these days.

JulieR 11-28-2012 05:08 AM


Originally Posted by mtngrl (Post 5684447)
Do you hand or machine quilt with the paper?

I machine quilt with it. If I were hand quilting I would probably transfer the motifs to the top before layering and bypass the paper. I'd also look for a tracing/transfer paper you can use that would still make eraseable lines. I feel like I've seen it before, but I could just be crazy.

mtngrl 11-28-2012 05:22 AM

Thanks JulieR:)


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