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Teen 08-24-2018 08:06 PM

This really appeals to me....really soft and warm looking with your color choices. Beautiful! Your quilting is top notch and love when quilter's are just so wise and creative with their solutions. Good job on the tables!!

JustAbitCrazy 08-25-2018 12:49 AM

Great way to problem solve. Your quilting looks like perfection! (Is that hand quilted?)

liking quilting 08-25-2018 02:35 AM

Wonderful result. Everything about that quilt was well executed!

jmoore 08-25-2018 03:24 AM

Looks like you’ve developed a great way to baste your quilts...and it obviously works wonderfully for you. Love your quilting too.

sept97 08-25-2018 03:53 AM

try 505 spray baste....way easier

JENNR8R 08-25-2018 04:07 AM


Originally Posted by JustAbitCrazy (Post 8115930)
Great way to problem solve. Your quilting looks like perfection! (Is that hand quilted?)

No, I free-motion quilted it on my HQ16.

feline fanatic 08-25-2018 04:18 AM

What a great quilt! Really adore your shadow box setting of the fabric samples. Great quilting too.

LGJARN52 08-25-2018 04:19 AM

Your quilt is beyond beautiful....stunning. The balance of your shadow's around each block really sets everything off...and the way you set the blocks makes everything unique.

red-warrior 08-25-2018 04:19 AM

Wonderful quilt and quilting!

JENNR8R 08-25-2018 04:24 AM


Originally Posted by sept97 (Post 8115964)
try 505 spray baste....way easier

I couldn't disagree more... 505 spray requires spraying outside, then trying to smooth it out on the table without it sticking to itself. I've used it on small things outside, but larger pieces are too cumbersome.

The warnings on the can say "NEVER use in confined areas or areas with little or no air movement. Provide adequate ventilation (fresh air movement) to keep vapor concentrations below OSHA recommended exposure limits." Outside spraying is the only safe way to use it. If one did wear a respirator inside when using it, the overspray would make everything it touches sticky.

Elmer's School glue has none of these limitations, and it was really easy to use.


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