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I know you didn't intend for the edges to ruffle but I like the effect. They both look wonderful! I know she will love them! How can she not? you made them specially for her and her baby with lots of love!!
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I think they are both lovely. We are always so critical of our own work. My husband reminds me, you don't have to be perfect, just be you.
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i agree you did a beautiful job. the quilt with the doggies in the windows is so cute!
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I'm sure they will like it. Have you washed and dried it after SID? I would do that and then spray starch and iron if you're really not happy with it. But I really don't see any problems with it. You did a great job.
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I think those look great.
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Originally Posted by Rhonda
I know you didn't intend for the edges to ruffle but I like the effect. They both look wonderful! I know she will love them! How can she not? you made them specially for her and her baby with lots of love!!
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Originally Posted by raptureready
I don't think there's anything wrong with them. Quilting will always make them a little smaller. However, if you back them with flannel it's very hard to quilt them straight without a walking foot for SID or a darning foot for free motion. Even then flannel has a tendency to go sideways on you once in awhile. This is just a suggestion for the future. There is nothing wrong with either of your projects and she will love them.
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I love them both and so will your niece and baby!
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I like them both - the panel for the changing pad is so cute, and the dogs are such a nice touch on the blanket.
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They are both cute. I love your fabrics. I bet she is going to love them. Great job.
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