Is This Too Ugly To Give?
09-23-2011, 06:58 PM
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Ok so it's different, that's what quilting is about making things that are unique. I feel it has a very homespun/country feel to it and I disagree with it being ugly, I like it a lot. If you feel the mom to be isn't into the comfy, homey type of stuff then maybe hold this back for a mom that is. But the one you made is worth giving and is a great baby quilt. Only you can decide.
09-23-2011, 07:04 PM
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I've looked at the pictures and can't find the ugly part or hideous part!!! Would you mind pointing them out to me so I can see them, too???
Personally, I like it.
But if you can't bring yourself to give it to the person that it was intended for, you might consider donating it to Quilts for Kids.
Personally, I like it.
But if you can't bring yourself to give it to the person that it was intended for, you might consider donating it to Quilts for Kids.
09-23-2011, 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
Sob! :cry:
I spent two days making this baby quilt for a shower gift for a baby boy, and it turned out HIDEOUS. The bohemian modern look I was going for was an EPIC FAIL. Something about the mix of baby prints with the dark masculine prints just Did. Not. Work.
Hubby has been encouraging me to give it anyway, as it's a nice usable cozy quilt, but is it too darned ugly to give away?
I spent two days making this baby quilt for a shower gift for a baby boy, and it turned out HIDEOUS. The bohemian modern look I was going for was an EPIC FAIL. Something about the mix of baby prints with the dark masculine prints just Did. Not. Work.
Hubby has been encouraging me to give it anyway, as it's a nice usable cozy quilt, but is it too darned ugly to give away?
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