Your Opinion. Please..Feathered Star Quilt
10-25-2010, 03:33 AM
#91
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Since you are seeking opinions. Those feathered stars are and should be the focus of your quilt . All that work and perfection! IMHO the applique takes away from the Stars. I would use the lovely applique you have already done on another quilt that needs a wow. I would love to see your beautiful stars framed with the green you suggest.
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"I learned something about editing from Coco Channel, of all people. She used to say: After getting dressed, remove one piece of jewelry."
No matter what, remember it IS your quilt.
Laura
10-25-2010, 12:39 PM
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Beautiful quilt. I really like the applique. I think the curved lines of the applique balance all of the sharp points and geometric pieces in the feathered star. I am sure the other border would be beautiful as well. Whichever border you do it will be a n awesome quilt
10-25-2010, 02:18 PM
#100
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Your response is so appreciated! There seems to be more in favor of the applique than against.
You know, in truth, feathered stars have gotten a bad reputation for being hard. I always believed that & that is not exactly true. The first one is actually the hard one. You learn how they go together doing the first one & then the rest are a piece of cake.
If you lay out your pieces, one star at a time (since mine were scrappy) & then assemble them in sections, they really are a pleasure to make. It is that first one that gives you problems, as said.
Being stubborn myself, I decided it was going to be made! I'm glad I persisted!
Many, MANY thanks for looking & for your opinions.
I am still quilting on my Jane Stickle Quilt (Dear JaneŠ) & I am seeing the light at the end of the tunnel on her. I do believe I might finish her in this lifetime. :mrgreen:
You know, in truth, feathered stars have gotten a bad reputation for being hard. I always believed that & that is not exactly true. The first one is actually the hard one. You learn how they go together doing the first one & then the rest are a piece of cake.
If you lay out your pieces, one star at a time (since mine were scrappy) & then assemble them in sections, they really are a pleasure to make. It is that first one that gives you problems, as said.
Being stubborn myself, I decided it was going to be made! I'm glad I persisted!
Many, MANY thanks for looking & for your opinions.
I am still quilting on my Jane Stickle Quilt (Dear JaneŠ) & I am seeing the light at the end of the tunnel on her. I do believe I might finish her in this lifetime. :mrgreen:
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