I started this a year and a half ago and I have no desire to finish it
#84
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Originally Posted by cjomomma
Originally Posted by ToucanSam
It looks like it's lining up to me! What am I missing?
Go for it!
Go for it!
to that measure. you will have to adjust other areas also, but just measure them but use your own PM (personal measure).
also double-check other original measures. it is easy sometime to look at 1/8" line instead of 1/2", etc. Finish it for the practice & then give to a charitable project. some of them will just take the
tops & you don't have to do backing, quilting, etc. smitty
#86
Originally Posted by manyana
Get up right now move to the machine and finish it! It is going to be a stunning quilt. We will be expecting updates. Goodness do I sound a bit like the Quilt police. I really am a nice person - please believe me!!!!
I must say...ordinarily this pattern doesn't do much for me BUT remember, I'm not good when it comes to scrappy quilts. They scare me personally. However, that being said, I "LOVE" the fabrics you used and the sashing and reeeeally think you should finish it. It's great.
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Originally Posted by Alondra
What is it you don't like about it? From what I could see, it's lovely. Could it be it's not the quilt you're upset with, but something else?
#89
Originally Posted by cjomomma
I was suppose to make this for my BFF"s weddin g that was back in Oct. 2009. I have all the blocks made and all the sashing and all the triangles. I just can't seem to finish it. Please help motivate me to get it started again. My BFF did ask me where is my quilt and I told her I didn't like it and threw it away. Shame on me, I have promised her another one. Should I chuck this one or finish it? nothing seemed to be lining up.
#90
Patrice gave you good advice--if you really want to just dump it, then do it!
Having said that, I have been there many, many times. If you finish it, you'll have the satisfaction of having done it--that means you win, not the quilt, no matter how awful it is. And it will probably turn out better than you thought it would. I'm convinced that a good longarm quilter can turn any sow's ear into a silk purse!
Having said that, I have been there many, many times. If you finish it, you'll have the satisfaction of having done it--that means you win, not the quilt, no matter how awful it is. And it will probably turn out better than you thought it would. I'm convinced that a good longarm quilter can turn any sow's ear into a silk purse!
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