Wickedly Easy
02-22-2010, 03:11 PM
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mhm, just reading your posting twice...you donīt have asked what I answered... doesnīt matter... maybe it will help in further questions ;-)
in the meanwhile check this
http://quiltville.com/tonya/houses.shtml
in the meanwhile check this
http://quiltville.com/tonya/houses.shtml
02-22-2010, 07:03 PM
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Good for you!! As for price to have them quilted depends on the area you live. In my area you measure the length and the width mulitply those 2 numbers, that will give you how many squares inches the quilt has. Then in my area most of them charge 1 cent a square inch for a very simple design....and on up to 1 1/2 and 2 cents. Also if you want heavier more dense quilting they charge more.
But like another person mentiond for another type of quilt you could do a fun and done. That way when your done your done...lol it's quilted as you are making it.
Don't forget we like picturs :D
But like another person mentiond for another type of quilt you could do a fun and done. That way when your done your done...lol it's quilted as you are making it.
Don't forget we like picturs :D
02-22-2010, 07:08 PM
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Location: British Columbia
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Is wickedly easy the name of your pattern?
If so, I made that same pattern and quilted it myself on my little ol' sewing machine.
I started by sewing from corner to corner diagonally, then paralleled those lines to make a chevron-type pattern in all four sections created by the first sewing lines. It actually turned out pretty good, and straight lines are easy to do :D
Come on, you've already been brave once....step out again and go for broke!
If so, I made that same pattern and quilted it myself on my little ol' sewing machine.
I started by sewing from corner to corner diagonally, then paralleled those lines to make a chevron-type pattern in all four sections created by the first sewing lines. It actually turned out pretty good, and straight lines are easy to do :D
Come on, you've already been brave once....step out again and go for broke!
02-22-2010, 10:16 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: East Oklahoma - pining for Massachusetts
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Originally Posted by Oklahoma Suzie
Originally Posted by miholmes
Well I went out on a limb and DIDN'T use my Accuquilt Go!
My first time rotary cutting, and went well, I still seem to get turned around and have to cut with my left hand sometimes.. :lol:
But hey it's all about learning right? Another lesson learned...even though I pressed my seams on the back, I need to turn over the panel and iron on the front. I two panels that had a little crease in them, so I'm sure it will be a tad off.
But I got everything cut out, the strips put together, pressed, and then cut again. This evening I just have to piece them together.
So when it says Wickedly Easy...it MEANS it!
Also anyone know the price to have a Queen Size quilt machine quilted? I just want a ball park figure for reference. I plan on making quilts for family members, and depending on how much it would be to hire someone as opposed to me trying and failing....I can do a straight line...but idk...it makes me nervous! :)
My first time rotary cutting, and went well, I still seem to get turned around and have to cut with my left hand sometimes.. :lol:
But hey it's all about learning right? Another lesson learned...even though I pressed my seams on the back, I need to turn over the panel and iron on the front. I two panels that had a little crease in them, so I'm sure it will be a tad off.
But I got everything cut out, the strips put together, pressed, and then cut again. This evening I just have to piece them together.
So when it says Wickedly Easy...it MEANS it!
Also anyone know the price to have a Queen Size quilt machine quilted? I just want a ball park figure for reference. I plan on making quilts for family members, and depending on how much it would be to hire someone as opposed to me trying and failing....I can do a straight line...but idk...it makes me nervous! :)
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