Quilt for Mum
10-24-2010, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by littlehud
Beautiful quilt....beautiful colors......beautiful quilting. That quilt is wonderful. She is going to love it. Great job and thanks for sharing.
10-24-2010, 07:33 PM
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I managed to get a lot of the bleeding out. Unfortunately the teal dye has settled into some of the cream quilting lines in the big cream spaces.
The photos were taken from a distance. I figured that a galloping horse wouldn't get that close either :)
Mum has promised to look at the quilt with her glasses off. Problem solved. Now why didn't I think of that sooner! :)
Kitsapquilter - I always wash all my quilts before giving them away. My quilts are hand quilted, and take months (literally) to make. By the time they are completed the light fabric tends to look a bit icky. I also want my quilts to smell fresh when received. Also if something goes wrong - as it did with this quilt - then I should be the one to fix it. I would hate for my Mum to worry that she had ruined it.
The photos were taken from a distance. I figured that a galloping horse wouldn't get that close either :)
Mum has promised to look at the quilt with her glasses off. Problem solved. Now why didn't I think of that sooner! :)
Kitsapquilter - I always wash all my quilts before giving them away. My quilts are hand quilted, and take months (literally) to make. By the time they are completed the light fabric tends to look a bit icky. I also want my quilts to smell fresh when received. Also if something goes wrong - as it did with this quilt - then I should be the one to fix it. I would hate for my Mum to worry that she had ruined it.
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