What do you do when you're not "in love"?
#15
Here's my latest warm wishes quilt top, still have to quilt it for my MIL b'day. I don't care for them befroe they are finished, but have done several.
This first one in particular, I took my leftover aquares and chopped them up, wanting to use all the extra pieces I could. I used almost every scrap of extra fabric I had!
The second one I hated making it, thank goodness it went together quickly! But, in the end, I loved the results with just a simple zinger and a skinny border!
Hope you finish it!
Natalie
This first one in particular, I took my leftover aquares and chopped them up, wanting to use all the extra pieces I could. I used almost every scrap of extra fabric I had!
The second one I hated making it, thank goodness it went together quickly! But, in the end, I loved the results with just a simple zinger and a skinny border!
Hope you finish it!
Natalie
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[quote=deema]
So when you fall out of love with your quilt...do you keep on truckin' and finish it anyway? [quote]
Many times, all of the parts get stacked together. If I don't get interested in it again, I give it away, if someone wants it. New quilters will usually take it for practice. We also have a free table at our guild meetings. Some end up there, as well. Some people will take anything. :roll:
So when you fall out of love with your quilt...do you keep on truckin' and finish it anyway? [quote]
Many times, all of the parts get stacked together. If I don't get interested in it again, I give it away, if someone wants it. New quilters will usually take it for practice. We also have a free table at our guild meetings. Some end up there, as well. Some people will take anything. :roll:
#19
Just because you don't care for it, I'm sure your MIL will since you made it for her. What a great gift for her. Be excited and proud when you give it to her. If you show disappointment, she may sense it and think it's just a cast off that you gave her instead of you actually making it for her. It'll be just fine. Lots of times the quilting finishes it off just right.
#20
I agree with the others. I'd say keep at it.
If you still don't like the top when it's finished, then just quilt the dickens out of it with a beautiful thread, and watch it come to life! Quilting can really change the look of a quilt. Lots of quilting can change the look A LOT.
If you still don't like the top when it's finished, then just quilt the dickens out of it with a beautiful thread, and watch it come to life! Quilting can really change the look of a quilt. Lots of quilting can change the look A LOT.
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