Remember my quilt that was ruined - IT'S BACK!!!! Thank-you Pungogal
08-20-2012, 10:57 AM
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I’m glad you were able to have the bad quilting redone. You provided the quilt top, thread and a sheet for backing. How much did the original long arm quilter charge for doing the quilting? Did you go with the lady that gave you the quote of $50 to $75? Just curious.
08-20-2012, 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted by MattieMae
I’m glad you were able to have the bad quilting redone. You provided the quilt top, thread and a sheet for backing. How much did the original long arm quilter charge for doing the quilting? Did you go with the lady that gave you the quote of $50 to $75? Just curious.
And with the generosity of Pungogal and her friend and all the wonderful people who have posted kind words of encouragement, I say the best lesson I really learned is that , Yes, there are still many wonderful people out there. And in these days with so much gloom and doom, that lesson is priceless.
08-20-2012, 05:45 PM
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You’ve got a great attitude. So glad to see that you’re going to try your hand at doing the quilting yourself. I’ve never sent a quilt out to a LAQ, since mine are not really special. I use my ordinary sewing machine and just do stitch in the ditch, easy FMQ, or use stencils. If you like piecing (which I do), you’ll probably like quilting. Now that you’ve got all that experience at taking out tiny stitches, you’ll be a natural! 
Just kidding. Looking forward to seeing your next project.
Just kidding. Looking forward to seeing your next project.
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