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Red Spiral Table Topper
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I spent Mother's Day sewing ALL day and loved every minute. Made this table topper for the kitchen table. I thought it would be difficult, but it's easy. In the future, I would not use directional patterns, like stripes. I think florals and smaller prints work best. I borrowed the ruler from a friend cause I wasn't sure if I would like the technique. Now I love it, so I'll be buying the ruler. Still needs batting and backing. How would you quilt this topper? Suggestions would be appreciated.
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It is beautiful, no idea on the quilting.
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When I did mine, I just Sid along the seam lines, which gave it a nice effect on the reverse side. That way I did Christmas fabric on one side and floral on reverse for summertime.
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Oh how beautiful!!! And luck you are. You got to spend the whole day doing what you love!!!! Congratulations!! As for quilting it, I like Spartan Quilters idea. Also like the idea of getting a 2 for 1 out of it. Might have to give this a go!!
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I love the topper!! Would you share the pattern, where I can get it, please? Thanks for showing us.
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That is gorgeous. Well done.
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How beautiful! It feels like it moves on the table. Nice job!
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Your table topper turned out so cute.
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Very pretty. I really like the colors. I just made my first one. I used Christmas fabrics. It was easier than I thought too. I quilted mine SID and I stitched every long seam. I used monofilament thread (I think that is what it's called). I call it invisible thread. And I have a love/hate relationship with it. I love it because it's invisible and I hate it because it's invisible...lol.
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YOu did an amazing job. I wouldn't quilt too busy on it, for it will destract you from the spiral effect. It only needs something simple for it's beautiful just like that.
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