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Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 5576426)
The first thing I would do it stabilize the sandwich by SITD on all the seams. Once that was done I would use my plastic sheet and dry erase markers to preview quilting designs for inside the sections.
You can make you own preview sheet by buying clear tablecloth plastic, use masking or painter's tape around all for sides and your ready. The tape on the edges is so you don't accidentally run off the edge of the plastic with the dry erase marker onto your quilt. |
Originally Posted by katier825
(Post 5576538)
I found this site last week...they have patterns for hunter star that could give you some ideas. I haven't purchased from there (yet).
http://stitchhappy.com/Stitch%20Happ...b0b93219f1105e |
b eautiful. maybe a swirl pattern
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Originally Posted by solstice3
(Post 5580285)
b eautiful. maybe a swirl pattern
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I have no Idea about the Quiltting ! But can someone tell me What the Plastic colored things are on the safety pins Are?
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Yourncolordsmare wondrful
feathered a Hunter star last summer. It turned out time consuming ,but great end product with feathers. Happy quilting. |
I think loose swirls would complement the fabric...
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Can't help with quilting, but love the block and the colors.
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Originally Posted by icon17
(Post 5581031)
I have no Idea about the Quiltting ! But can someone tell me What the Plastic colored things are on the safety pins Are?
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I am going to keep my eye on this thread. I have just started a Hunter Star quilt for my son and daughter-in-law and have been wondering how I would quilt it. Because it is a king size, I think I want to hand quilt it because it will be to much work getting it thru my sewing machine. I have had a couple of quilts LA and they came back beautiful, for me they were just to heavily quilted and made the quilt weigh too much.
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