Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
(Post 8077532)
Not liking the shiny satin around that quilt... but then I'm not 7 years old, either! I think the blocks have enough sparkle on their own. Also, satin is a notorious frayer. If you decide to use it, make bigger seams... like 1/2".
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A "key" question:
Is the satin washable? Some wash up beautifully - some don't. |
yes this satin is washable and has been washed
I am putting pink flannel on the back I too was playing around with making it a smaller ruffle - like only 1" (instead of the 2-1/2" that shows and what I usually do) |
It will be perfect for a little girl.
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The more I look at it, the more appealing it is.
Why not go for the bigger ruffle? (On every blanket I've had, the satin binding has always worn out first - maybe add some sort of "buffer" - so that if and/or when the satin might wear out, the quilt will still be okay?) |
Its cute but I think the satin overpowers the darling quilt. Do you have any other pink fabric to choose from?
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Originally Posted by Rhonda Lee
(Post 8077885)
Its cute but I think the satin overpowers the darling quilt. Do you have any other pink fabric to choose from?
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It looks like the pink matches part of the dancer's costume. Go for it! And congratulations on working at using what is already on hand -- that is SOO...hard to do!
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I'm in the same camp with everyone who feel the bright pink doesn't quite match perfectly but is perfect for a little girl. My nephew used to call his a "silky blankie". The feel of satin is very soothing. Ideally a lighter pink would "go" better, but there's a lot to be said for using what you have. Girls who love pink (which is most of them) love all shades of pink, in my experience.
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Originally Posted by quilting cat
(Post 8077918)
It looks like the pink matches part of the dancer's costume.
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