Would this book cover catch your eye?
08-25-2011, 06:37 AM
#121
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Originally Posted by MTS
I'm thrilled you're doing this. I think it's a great techniquie.
I don't know who your publisher is but they should be advising you that you usually need to get signed releases to use comments made by other people.
I'll give you a blanket one no problem (I'm honored you chose mine) :mrgreen:. Nor, I'm sure, would anyone else have a problem.
But in the world of publishing - when done correctly and legally - you can't just take a person's written word - even if it's on a public forum with funky ID names -and just use it again elsewhere without permission.
I'm sure you've seen "reposted with permission" tags. Although, admittedly, rarely on this site. :roll:
CYT.
Cover your tuchis.
I don't know who your publisher is but they should be advising you that you usually need to get signed releases to use comments made by other people.
I'll give you a blanket one no problem (I'm honored you chose mine) :mrgreen:. Nor, I'm sure, would anyone else have a problem.
But in the world of publishing - when done correctly and legally - you can't just take a person's written word - even if it's on a public forum with funky ID names -and just use it again elsewhere without permission.
I'm sure you've seen "reposted with permission" tags. Although, admittedly, rarely on this site. :roll:
CYT.
Cover your tuchis.
Thanks for all the great comments.
08-25-2011, 06:46 AM
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I like the photo and quilt illustrations of #5 best.
"Before" and "After"
My idea of "stained glass" is different from what you are presenting.
On #5 - I also agree that the title of the book is the last think I noticed.
"Before" and "After"
My idea of "stained glass" is different from what you are presenting.
On #5 - I also agree that the title of the book is the last think I noticed.
08-25-2011, 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted by dd
I like #6. I haven't seen this technique before and am intrigued. Let me know if you need volunteers for samples or when the book comes out where we can get it.
08-25-2011, 06:48 AM
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Originally Posted by grammatjr
Originally Posted by susie-susie-susie
Just an idea, but here goes. How about #1 with a fold out with #3 or better yet the whole picture on it? It is a beautiful picture and a pretty angel on the cover. It would give a good picture of the technique, since it is fairly new, at least to me. Let us know when the book is available.
Sue
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Another option, I had not thought of til you mentioned this - maybe a opaque cover with the quilt lines over the photograph? Lift the opaque cover to see only the quilting lines, and look at the bottom cover to see only the photo. Lay them together to see how the photo changes into the quilting lines!
I like this idea :thumbup: Now I like #6 .... and I would buy the book
08-25-2011, 06:59 AM
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When I look at quilt books, I like to see a finished product. Especially if it is a technique I am not familiar with. I am assuming the stained glass comes in because of the openness of the final design?
It is lovely and looks like fun to do.
It is lovely and looks like fun to do.
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