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Option 2 in the ditch. It's a beautiful top!
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Originally Posted by hensandhollyhocks
(Post 5233533)
Option 2. It looks like stained glass windows, and I would hate to hide the "glass".
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I agree! Lawn, garden, housework, laundry, sleep :shock: (lol!)---all that can wait! Git 'er dun!
Originally Posted by ckcowl
(Post 5233200)
lovely! i would not meander all over it with black thread-
but it is your choice- i think the procrastination option is out though! forget that one & get it done- then you can show us a new picture & have one ALL DONE! you have all summer for the lawn & garden :) |
Instead of quilting 1/4" from the seam, I'd do "stitch in the ditch" with the black thread.
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I have a 3rd option, which I think would be a little easier. It would be to use black thread, a walking foot, and a serpentine stitch down the middle of all the black sashing. The advantage of a serpentine stitch is that you can sew it very fast and not be overly concerned about staying exactly on the line (or in the middle); small variations don't show up in a serpentine. I am suggesting just one line down the middle because the sashing is narrow and it would cut the amount of sewing time in half (compared to doing the serpentine on top of each black seam).
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Lovely quilt. Option 2 with a little dash of option 3 thrown in every now and again for good measure.:)
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Originally Posted by DogHouseMom
(Post 5233477)
I vote you do option #2 and I'll take care of option #3 for you.
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I would go with #1. Just get it done. You sound like my daughter. :-)
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#2 more time consuming but better....
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Very nice!!!!!!
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