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04-30-2016, 03:00 AM
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I know.......I wanted to see more, too. At the bottom of her post are 2 website addresses: http://helenernst.blogspot.com/
http://www.helenernstlongarmquilting.com/
Click on those. Gorgeous!
http://www.helenernstlongarmquilting.com/
Click on those. Gorgeous!
04-30-2016, 03:35 AM
#66
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Southern New Jersey
Posts: 360
A Note to so... many!
First Thank You for all your sweet comments.
I thought it might be better to write to everyone to answer some questions:
**This is only my second Vintage piece and am working on the third now---so I am no expert but think knowing some freemotion quilting helps.
**This is can be done on a domestic however I do have a longarm--which is easier for me to use since I am use to it. But know several do on their domestic.
**I used water soluble markers, stencils and rulers to create the designs on this and the other one. If you have not seen it--it is posted on my blog page towards the bottom (just scroll down- Called "Second Chances"). Also it was posted on QB a few weeks back.
** The Godmother of Vintage Quilting is Cindy Needham- If you google her you will find allot! I hope to take a class from her someday.
** I really do not have a technique when purchasing Vintage or using what I own---I just pick pieces that I like.
** I think Kelly Cline has a video (pay) on QNNTV.com about this too. However I have not seen it yet.
I will look back here often today to see if there are more questions. Plus you can always PM me too.
Till We Quilt Again,
Helen
First Thank You for all your sweet comments.
I thought it might be better to write to everyone to answer some questions:
**This is only my second Vintage piece and am working on the third now---so I am no expert but think knowing some freemotion quilting helps.
**This is can be done on a domestic however I do have a longarm--which is easier for me to use since I am use to it. But know several do on their domestic.
**I used water soluble markers, stencils and rulers to create the designs on this and the other one. If you have not seen it--it is posted on my blog page towards the bottom (just scroll down- Called "Second Chances"). Also it was posted on QB a few weeks back.
** The Godmother of Vintage Quilting is Cindy Needham- If you google her you will find allot! I hope to take a class from her someday.
** I really do not have a technique when purchasing Vintage or using what I own---I just pick pieces that I like.
** I think Kelly Cline has a video (pay) on QNNTV.com about this too. However I have not seen it yet.
I will look back here often today to see if there are more questions. Plus you can always PM me too.
Till We Quilt Again,
Helen
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