Advancement - learning - doubt!
01-23-2013, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Rosie the "Ripper"
Your work is beautiful. I like the way you stippled behind the manger scene (yellow area) and I would fill in space behind 3 wise men the same way. Also, if there are any other yellow backgrounds in the rest of the quilt, I would treat them in the same way. This way you would have consistency throughout.
Thank you very much!
I loved your advice! But the fabric behind the Magi is different it is brown clear, the Manger is the only yellow and I wanted also to that area that would be different. This top is 2009 when I did not know that the colors of the blocks had to be combined! Lol! : (
But well, yet not I decide as filling the rest of the funds of the appliqué, because to the edge I want to try a pen!
Heart's really thank you for teaching me how to make!
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01-23-2013, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by KSellers
Gladys is this a pattern you made or is it one that's available?? I love it, and your work all together. I love to see the quilts when you post. Thank you.
The original pattern is "Joy to the World" by Art to Heart.
It was amended in its entirety by a Spanish quiltera and by me.
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01-23-2013, 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Rosie the "Ripper"
Your work is beautiful. I like the way you stippled behind the manger scene (yellow area) and I would fill in space behind 3 wise men the same way. Also, if there are any other yellow backgrounds in the rest of the quilt, I would treat them in the same way. This way you would have consistency throughout.
01-25-2013, 05:10 AM
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The only time you HAVE to fill the piece with quilting is if its going into a show.
Personally I like the contrast between heavily quilted areas and not. But only it there are no wrinkles or gathers from the heavy quilting.
MaryKatherine
Personally I like the contrast between heavily quilted areas and not. But only it there are no wrinkles or gathers from the heavy quilting.
MaryKatherine
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