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rules what rules?
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I did not know that there were any special rules to follow!
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When I started, there were few patterns for sale.I'd see a pic & try to work up my own pattern from the pic.Still enjoy do that & no, I don't worry about copyright laws.Mine aren't going to be judged & they stay in the family.
Pre washing is another rule that's ignored. Aren't rules made to be broken? |
I sew my binding on backwards, by machine (sew it to the back, then flip it to the front). I think it looks better. :-D
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I am new to quilting so I am probably breaking most all the *rules*.
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It is soooo nice to see so many renegades here. I feel so comfortable in your company and it pleases me to know that I fit right in with most of you.
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Originally Posted by Dolphyngyrl
There are no rules in my book, I say do whatever floats your boat
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Ooppppsssss I didn't realise quilting had rules LOL I break every rules when i am making a quilt I have fun sewing the bits and pieces and put them all together I just hate the pinning together and machine quilting I wish i had a Fairy to wave her wand and voila finish!!LOL
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What rules? Not the Quilt Police again! Use good work practice and let the pieces fall where they may. You will learn what works and what doesn't in practice.
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Originally Posted by HomespunHandmaiden
Do you have any quilting methods that are technically "against the quilting rules" that work for you? Anything from how you piece, applique, baste, bind, quilt, etc.
I machine-bind...or at least I plan to. I don't pre-wash. Well, I have not been given rules to obey but, I do follow directions on my projects. After I get the hang of it then, I do it my way which is probably easiest for me :) |
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