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#52
When I rip, I use an eye brow shaper. It has a covered razor blade that has openings where the thread gets cut. It won't cut your fabric. It would be a good way to rip between the backing and the batting. And it is fast.
I am so sorry you are disappointed in the quilting. We put our hearts and souls into our work and we would like our quilters to enhance that work. Before you ever release your quilt top to another quilter, ask exactly how she or he intends to quilt it. Or have a suggestion for what you would like.
I am so sorry you are disappointed in the quilting. We put our hearts and souls into our work and we would like our quilters to enhance that work. Before you ever release your quilt top to another quilter, ask exactly how she or he intends to quilt it. Or have a suggestion for what you would like.
#53
Originally Posted by Muv
Why not just chuck it straight on your bed and use it to death? Have breakfast in bed as often as possible, laugh cheerfully when you get tea and marmalade on it, shrug off the butter marks as being the result of being dopey in the mornings, and give it a thorough washing twice a year. Before you know it you will have worn it out, and then you will realise how fond you were of it.
#54
Originally Posted by Lotsapies
I agree-I think I'm at fault here for not telling her what I wanted in the first place. Basically I was happy with the quilt until I got it quilted. From now on I'll be more vocal in what I want. I didn't even look at it till I got it home.
#56
[quote=LeslieFrost]
Now that is a very positive way of handling this!! I love it!
Originally Posted by Muv
Why not just chuck it straight on your bed and use it to death? Have breakfast in bed as often as possible, laugh cheerfully when you get tea and marmalade on it, shrug off the butter marks as being the result of being dopey in the mornings, and give it a thorough washing twice a year. Before you know it you will have worn it out, and then you will realise how fond you were of it.
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