Aaqi challenge for qb members (first annual?)
04-19-2012, 04:58 AM
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Ronda, I love your quilt especially the smiley faces and the ice cream. A very refreshing quilt!
Moonrise, how special your ribbon quilt is. I hope you make one for yourself also. And the rest of your quilts are so cute. You are very creative!
Moonrise, how special your ribbon quilt is. I hope you make one for yourself also. And the rest of your quilts are so cute. You are very creative!
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04-19-2012, 12:47 PM
#73
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Love your tag line under your signature! My favorite song of all time!
Originally Posted by SewExtremeSeams
Ronda, I love your quilt especially the smiley faces and the ice cream. A very refreshing quilt!
Moonrise, how special your ribbon quilt is. I hope you make one for yourself also. And the rest of your quilts are so cute. You are very creative!
Moonrise, how special your ribbon quilt is. I hope you make one for yourself also. And the rest of your quilts are so cute. You are very creative!
04-21-2012, 05:29 PM
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Thanks, rwquilts!
Dragonfly Nana: When you get your email with the registration number, it will include instructions about that. You will put the reg. no. on the back, on the lower right corner. If you use 'freaky fast triangles' in a light color fabric, you can just write on the triangle with a permanent fabric marker -- that's what I do. For the quilt name, your name and your city and state, I usually use the marker to write on a small piece of fabric, then fuse that to the back of the quilt.
Except for the reg. no. in the corner however, you can do as you like with a sewn on or fused on label.
Does that help?
Dragonfly Nana: When you get your email with the registration number, it will include instructions about that. You will put the reg. no. on the back, on the lower right corner. If you use 'freaky fast triangles' in a light color fabric, you can just write on the triangle with a permanent fabric marker -- that's what I do. For the quilt name, your name and your city and state, I usually use the marker to write on a small piece of fabric, then fuse that to the back of the quilt.
Except for the reg. no. in the corner however, you can do as you like with a sewn on or fused on label.
Does that help?
04-21-2012, 05:46 PM
#78
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Location: inland part of Virginia Beach
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Yes Leslie, Thank you.
I have to give credit to the pattern designer too so I can do that on one corner with the quilt name and put mine on the other. I will use my tiny dragonfly to put the registration number.
Now I can get them bound!
Thanks again.
I have to give credit to the pattern designer too so I can do that on one corner with the quilt name and put mine on the other. I will use my tiny dragonfly to put the registration number.
Now I can get them bound!
Thanks again.
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