Allietare! - Bonnie Hunter's 2015 Mystery Quilt
#1811
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Join Date: May 2013
Location: Ballwin, MO
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Here's a link to that photo, Sophie2. It was hard to find because the picture wasn't actually in this thread.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...ml#post7465409
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...ml#post7465409
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Wisconsin
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For those of you who are finished, does your quilt seem big enough? I put mine on a bed today to see how the size seems before I add the 2nd border. I don't think it is going to cover the mattress so I am thinking about adding a piano key border. My mattress might be extra thick. This is going to go on my daughter's bed.
#1814
Here's a link to that photo, Sophie2. It was hard to find because the picture wasn't actually in this thread.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...ml#post7465409
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...ml#post7465409
#1815
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Join Date: May 2013
Location: Ballwin, MO
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For those of you who are finished, does your quilt seem big enough? I put mine on a bed today to see how the size seems before I add the 2nd border. I don't think it is going to cover the mattress so I am thinking about adding a piano key border. My mattress might be extra thick. This is going to go on my daughter's bed.
#1816
Leslie... awesome job. I really like the border fabrics you chose.
I finished sewing my blocks into rows today and will now start assembling the rows... my goal is to get mine finished before I start plant my vegetable garden in May. : )
I finished sewing my blocks into rows today and will now start assembling the rows... my goal is to get mine finished before I start plant my vegetable garden in May. : )
#1817
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Location: Minnesota
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Thanks for all the kind words joe'smom, Sync, Fraew, quiltsRfun, and sewbizgirl. I need to take a break from it before I start the basting and quilting. I am planning on giving it to our daughter, but I don't know if she will want it on her bed or not. I'm looking at this whole experience as a learning situation. I learned I'm not that good at so many things, I think it's time to quit.
Leslie
Leslie
#1818
Thanks for all the kind words joe'smom, Sync, Fraew, quiltsRfun, and sewbizgirl. I need to take a break from it before I start the basting and quilting. I am planning on giving it to our daughter, but I don't know if she will want it on her bed or not. I'm looking at this whole experience as a learning situation. I learned I'm not that good at so many things, I think it's time to quit.
Leslie
Leslie
I am really hard on myself and expect perfection... but as I see more and more people who are happily quilting with less than perfect results I find it easier to accept my own shortcomings. It's still fun. And it's not about perfection. It's about progress. And most of all, enjoyment. Only if you don't enjoy it should you quit.
#1819
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Join Date: Aug 2014
Location: Arlington Oregon
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Thanks for all the kind words joe'smom, Sync, Fraew, quiltsRfun, and sewbizgirl. I need to take a break from it before I start the basting and quilting. I am planning on giving it to our daughter, but I don't know if she will want it on her bed or not. I'm looking at this whole experience as a learning situation. I learned I'm not that good at so many things, I think it's time to quit.
Leslie
Leslie
#1820
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 2,122
Leslie, have you been quilting very long? This was a tough one to do if you are a beginner. If you enjoy quilting at all, maybe you could take a beginner class to learn the basics and go from there. If you just don't enjoy it then it might be time to quit. I realize it's not for everyone.
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