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Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 5820868)
Technically, yes, it would be considered low value. I believe the younger, modern-er (yes I just made that word up) set of quilters has come up with the term "low volume" to describe these quilts, and it seems to have stuck. Low volume because they're on the quieter side, I suppose.
Here's another one. I do like them quite a bit, they feel softer and more feminine to me. I just don't have enough of the right kinds of scraps to make one! http://crazymomquilts.blogspot.com/2...fresh-air.html |
Wow I do like the low value quilts. Learned something new today
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once again i just learned something new from this board !!
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Lovely idea. Those quilts are so restful. What a great way to use up stash.
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Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 5820868)
Technically, yes, it would be considered low value. I believe the younger, modern-er (yes I just made that word up) set of quilters has come up with the term "low volume" to describe these quilts, and it seems to have stuck. Low volume because they're on the quieter side, I suppose.
Here's another one. I do like them quite a bit, they feel softer and more feminine to me. I just don't have enough of the right kinds of scraps to make one! http://crazymomquilts.blogspot.com/2...fresh-air.html |
I agree that they should be called low value. definitely not my thing. I like lots of strong color.
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