Monster quilt I made for a friend.
01-01-2011, 12:08 PM
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The last queen size quilt I did on my little machine, I did the batt in thirds. (might have learned that on this board) You cut your batt into thirds. Then start with the middle, and quilt that. Then you whip stitch the 2nd 1/3 batting on one side and quilt that. Then the last 1/3. It really did make a difference. It's a bit fiddley but reduces the bulk.
Cjomomma, your quilt is awesome. I admire your charity work also, you are a wonderful quilter & person!
Cjomomma, your quilt is awesome. I admire your charity work also, you are a wonderful quilter & person!
01-01-2011, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Iluv2quilt
Beautiful quilt, that was so nice of you to give it to her and not charge $, I'll bet she was surprised!
01-01-2011, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Lynn Luker
The last queen size quilt I did on my little machine, I did the batt in thirds. (might have learned that on this board) You cut your batt into thirds. Then start with the middle, and quilt that. Then you whip stitch the 2nd 1/3 batting on one side and quilt that. Then the last 1/3. It really did make a difference. It's a bit fiddley but reduces the bulk.
Cjomomma, your quilt is awesome. I admire your charity work also, you are a wonderful quilter & person!
Cjomomma, your quilt is awesome. I admire your charity work also, you are a wonderful quilter & person!
This is the first time I have chosen to work with a charity so it will be learning experience. Hope fully they will raise lots of money.
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