which do you do?
I am debating if I want to knot this quilt I am working on (when it is done) or try quilting it. while I love the look of both, knotting is so much faster, and reminds me of my mom. Is a quilt still a quilt when it is knotted? |
of course it is :)
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I think a quilt is a "quilt" if it has a top layer, a back layer, and something "in between"
Whether it is tied, hand quilted, or machine quilted does not affect/afflict that basic definition. |
Originally Posted by bearisgray
I think a quilt is a "quilt" if it has a top layer, a back layer, and something "in between"
Whether it is tied, hand quilted, or machine quilted does not affect/afflict that basic definition. |
Absolutely, it's still a quilt. And it's your quilt. Do what makes you happy.
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Sure it's a quilt if it's tied! Just be sure you use a batting that is good for tied quilts. You probably want a batting needlepunched through scrim, as that will be stable in a tied quilt.
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Heck YEAH it's a quilt!
Do what you love. Do what makes you happy. |
I tied one with the idea that I could one day undo the ties and quilt it if I wanted too. After a 1 1/2 yrs I've found that I like it's softness, so it's still tied!
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i tie the ones i do for hospice but baby quilt i quilt just do what you like
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you can do what you want
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