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Old 05-06-2017, 03:22 PM
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The quilt is wonderful but I was interested in your first photo also. It looks like you might have been auditioning flower shapes for the quilting? If so, how did you transfer the one(s) you chose to your quilt ... or perhaps you just free handed them?
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very nice job!!!
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I think it's a very nice quilt and your quilting is outstanding.
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The quilt is wonderful but I was interested in your first photo also. It looks like you might have been auditioning flower shapes for the quilting? If so, how did you transfer the one(s) you chose to your quilt ... or perhaps you just free handed them?
Those pieces of tracing paper are pinned to the surface of the quilt and stitched over. This way I can plan their position ahead of time. After all 15 flowers were in place I went back over the quilt with the filler meander. If I can draw it, or print it from the internet....I can quilt it.
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Old 05-06-2017, 09:04 PM
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Very pretty. It doesn't matter how that woman felt about her niece. What matters is that you made the quilt gorgeous for her niece!
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Your work compliments the quilt.
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Great work!!!
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"If I can draw it, or print it from the internet....I can quilt it.[/QUOTE] You're an inspiration to us all!!
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Let's all hope the niece never see's this blog and knows how her aunt really feels.
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