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As much as I absolutely hate straight line quilting (I don't hate the look I just hate doing it LOL) I think option 2 would look the best, or stitch in the ditch with black thread, then you won't have as many thread changes.
A swirly design would also look good but with a clear thread, but that is always tricky when you are not sure how the quilt will be treated afterwards, a black thread would be too distracting to your gorgeous quilt. Good luck with the auction :) :) :) |
Option 2. It will enhance the design better.
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Option #2, it would enhance and complement the design of the quilt.
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Originally Posted by irishrose
(Post 5233279)
I like the meander, but I'd use a varigated thread in the colors of the quilt on both the front and the back.
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Originally Posted by irishrose
(Post 5233279)
I like the meander, but I'd use a varigated thread in the colors of the quilt on both the front and the back.
Whoops, that wasn't an option. |
Option 2 with a short stop at option 3 :) The top is great - think the black thread all over would take away from the colors of the squares - just my 2 cents
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Originally Posted by irishrose
(Post 5233279)
I like the meander, but I'd use a varigated thread in the colors of the quilt on both the front and the back.
Whoops, that wasn't an option. |
I vote you do option #2 and I'll take care of option #3 for you.
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option 2, but not black thread.
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Option 2. It looks like stained glass windows, and I would hate to hide the "glass".
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