JaniceP

If I understand you correctly and you mean to put it in a washing machine you will have a bigger mess on your hands when it frays since it is not quilted. Please try to dampen with a cloth or maybe a spray bottle to loosen the glue. Straighten out the wrinkles then let it dry before you proceed to quilt. Good luck to you.

twinkie

Jill, I am so sorry you are having trouble. Just think though, a little while ago (Many months) they weren't sure you were going to live let alone be able to quilt. I have seen your quilts and they are beautiful. I think the quilt she is talking about that she made for a friend is called China Doll. The one she gave to a friend was done in purple. Here is a picture of it. Hang in there kiddo. You will be able to get it done.

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csknott

I feel your pain. Working on one now that would have gone yoU GO pile if it weren't for someone else. Hang in there do the best you can it happens to all of us.

DebbieJJ

Thanks for posting that picture Twinkie. That is a beautiful quilt! She did a great job on it.

solstice3

The more grief I have making one the more stubborn I become. Hang in there!

lynndianne

When I made my son's quilt I threatened many many times to take it out into the woods and burn it. It did turn out nice.
Stress stress stress

meanmom

I don't understand it but sometimes quilts just fight you the entire time. I mad a disappearing 4 patch last year. Probably the easiest pattern I have made in quite a while. I made blocks wrong, cut them wrong etc. It became almost a nightmare. I did beat it in the end, it is all quilted and bound and ready to donate.

mirish2

Take a deep breath and just work on one step at a time. It is like the old question, How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.

institches33

There are many flavors of vodka.

Yooper32

Someone else took my comment, but it is all I can say, "I feel your pain".