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what kind of batting did you use that shrank so much? |
Originally Posted by k3n
Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
Great name for your quilt. It makes sense to me. But then maybe my age is showing.
Whose Little Richard? |
I remember a lot of those tutti fruitti blocks :D :D :D Looking Good!!! :D :D :D
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Love the quilt and the memories (of the song-I wasn't here to see the blocks)
And I would love to know what batting did that to you! |
Originally Posted by Tippy
Cheeky Monkey |
if i remember correctly, i used warm & natural batting.
i don't blame the batting for the way it turned out. if i had quilted it properly in the first place, then the difference between what did and didn't shrink would have added just the right amount of wrinklage. i got lazy. one day the mood will hit me to fix it. for now, i can at least take it out of the UFO column. or i could just use it the way it is and "get over myself". it isn't like it was ever destined for a museum. :lol: :lol: :lol: |
I think it's beautiful....and it deserves to be loved to bits.
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I'm sorry it puckered on you but it is very pretty!
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That is so pretty. I love the colors. Sorry it puffed up, but I kinda like that effect.
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Originally Posted by PatriceJ
because it's Tutti Fruitti, Oh Rudy.
this is from our 2007 Blocks of the Month. i'm pleased with each of the blocks ... was more or less content with the top ... i didn't add nearly enough quilting, though. the batting shrank like crazy. the fabrics didn't shrink at all. sooooooo ... it's a puckered, puffy mess in person. the only way to flatten it the way i like them is to cut it apart, requilt, and then put it back together. not my idea of a good time. :lol: i guess that makes it a Finished UFO. :lol: :lol: :lol: |
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