Hand Made...by Machine?
08-26-2011, 05:40 AM
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Originally Posted by miholmes
This was a Tube quilting design. So I can say "A Missouri Star Quilt Company Design" because that's where I saw it. :)
So does this look ok? Or too wordy?
Quilt: Simple Scraps
Size: Lap Quilt
Desc: A quilt created by scraps from previous projects. All fabric is quilt shop quality. Pieced with Aurifil 50 wt, and quilted with Superior brand quilting thread.
Pieced and Quilted by Michael Holmes.
Design by The Missouri Star Quilt Company
So does this look ok? Or too wordy?
Quilt: Simple Scraps
Size: Lap Quilt
Desc: A quilt created by scraps from previous projects. All fabric is quilt shop quality. Pieced with Aurifil 50 wt, and quilted with Superior brand quilting thread.
Pieced and Quilted by Michael Holmes.
Design by The Missouri Star Quilt Company
08-26-2011, 06:25 AM
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I also get hung up on the terms "machine made" vs "hand made"
This road has been traveled before - the fabric was probably woven on machines -
Is a tool a sort of a machine? Scissors and needles -
"one of a kind quilt made by _________, date, and place"
I do like all the detail about the threads and the batting, etc. The labels that come on ready-to-wear are printed in tiny print on a tiny piece of material.
This road has been traveled before - the fabric was probably woven on machines -
Is a tool a sort of a machine? Scissors and needles -
"one of a kind quilt made by _________, date, and place"
I do like all the detail about the threads and the batting, etc. The labels that come on ready-to-wear are printed in tiny print on a tiny piece of material.
08-26-2011, 06:26 AM
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Originally Posted by miholmes
This was a Tube quilting design. So I can say "A Missouri Star Quilt Company Design" because that's where I saw it. :)
So does this look ok? Or too wordy?
Quilt: Simple Scraps
Size: Lap Quilt
Desc: A quilt created by scraps from previous projects. All fabric is quilt shop quality. Pieced with Aurifil 50 wt, and quilted with Superior brand quilting thread.
Pieced and Quilted by Michael Holmes.
that will give it a full provenance.
Design by The Missouri Star Quilt Company
So does this look ok? Or too wordy?
Quilt: Simple Scraps
Size: Lap Quilt
Desc: A quilt created by scraps from previous projects. All fabric is quilt shop quality. Pieced with Aurifil 50 wt, and quilted with Superior brand quilting thread.
Pieced and Quilted by Michael Holmes.
that will give it a full provenance.
Design by The Missouri Star Quilt Company
08-26-2011, 06:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Geri B
Originally Posted by miholmes
This was a Tube quilting design. So I can say "A Missouri Star Quilt Company Design" because that's where I saw it. :)
So does this look ok? Or too wordy?
Quilt: Simple Scraps
Size: Lap Quilt
Desc: A quilt created by scraps from previous projects. All fabric is quilt shop quality. Pieced with Aurifil 50 wt, and quilted with Superior brand quilting thread.
Pieced and Quilted by Michael Holmes.
Oops, don't forget a date, location...for posterity.....
that will give it a full provenance.
Design by The Missouri Star Quilt Company
So does this look ok? Or too wordy?
Quilt: Simple Scraps
Size: Lap Quilt
Desc: A quilt created by scraps from previous projects. All fabric is quilt shop quality. Pieced with Aurifil 50 wt, and quilted with Superior brand quilting thread.
Pieced and Quilted by Michael Holmes.
Oops, don't forget a date, location...for posterity.....
that will give it a full provenance.
Design by The Missouri Star Quilt Company
08-26-2011, 06:32 AM
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I like the word created. Are any scrap quilts designed by anyone. To me they just evolve as you are making them. I thing simply pointing out that the fabric is all cotton and leaving it at that, if any of that information is even necessary. Maybe washing instructions and leave it at that. I think too much information is just that and wouldn't make any difference to the bidder. Let's see the quilt, pretty please.
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