Jingleberry I like that idea!
I owe her a Christmas quilt too but probably not this year. I have lots of Halloween blocks to make for my 5 grandkids, I like your idea of a special mark for each one. Too bad I didn't think of it for their past quilts. warm quilt hugs, sue in CA |
Originally Posted by Miss Ice
Originally Posted by ktbb
why not use the same decorative stitch and make a few other triangles in the satin? oddly spaced, maybe, and turn the "mistake" into a design element.
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Very nice, colorful and bright. What a nice gift. I wouldn't say anything about your mishap. I would not use the pen on satin. Will bleed. Maybe some embroyidered letters or if you machine can do that I would do her name.
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Originally Posted by ktbb
why not use the same decorative stitch and make a few other triangles in the satin? oddly spaced, maybe, and turn the "mistake" into a design element.
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Originally Posted by bjnicholson
Originally Posted by ktbb
why not use the same decorative stitch and make a few other triangles in the satin? oddly spaced, maybe, and turn the "mistake" into a design element.
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What a lovely bright quilt. :)
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Pretty quilt!!!
Great job of covering your "mistake" I'm with some of the others and think it would look nice if you added a couple random triangles elsewhere. |
She will never notice, the quilt is lovely, she is going to love it.
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That is a beautiful quilt. I love all the blocks and the she will never know the binding wasn't supposed to be that way. Great job and thanks for sharing.
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Originally Posted by ktbb
why not use the same decorative stitch and make a few other triangles in the satin? oddly spaced, maybe, and turn the "mistake" into a design element.
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