Learning Lessons
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Location: Indiana
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A few months ago, I asked a question regarding marking quilts. I had used a pencil to mark, and then changed my mind. After much help and advice from many of you, I decided to finish my wallhanging. I call it "Learning Lessons", because I learned to never mark my quilt til I'm sure of the design, and never use a pencil except to write notes to myself. Anyway, here's the finished product, it will hang in my sewing room to remind me of lessons learned.
Julie
Julie
#3
don't see no runaway pencil lines. don't see no overdone quilting. don't see nuthin' 'cept one good lookin' quilt.
i believe that entitles a whole bunch of us to say - TOLD YOU SO!!!
we knew from the start it was going to end up wonderfully. so, picture us sipping our smug mugs of coffee and giggling.
i believe that entitles a whole bunch of us to say - TOLD YOU SO!!!
we knew from the start it was going to end up wonderfully. so, picture us sipping our smug mugs of coffee and giggling.
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thank you all so much for your kind words. Your help and thoughtfulness inspire me to keep quilting. I'm so glad to be a part of this message board, where I know I will get the help and the laughter I need.
Julie
Julie
#7
Hi: Great job! Noticed your remark regarding using pencils for marking. I found pencil lead that can be used in any standard .5mm mechanical pencil called Ultimate Marking Pencil for Quilters & Crafters. This is supposed to never smear, fit stencil openings and it washes out. Unfortunately, I can't remember where I bought it and the packet doesn't give any info about the manufacturer. Can't wait to try it out
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