On Point Charms with 9P border
#11
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Join Date: Feb 2014
Location: Davenport, Iowa
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I'm totally in AWE of your pinked edges, they do make the quilt so much neater. But doesn't your hand get tired when using the pinking shears so much? They make my hands cramp up. I've heard of women using their sergers to sew quilt tops together also so that end won't fray.
#17
I'm totally in AWE of your pinked edges, they do make the quilt so much neater. But doesn't your hand get tired when using the pinking shears so much? They make my hands cramp up. I've heard of women using their sergers to sew quilt tops together also so that end won't fray.
#18
Thank you Sue and all you other quilters here that commented. I am so glad you reminded me about Eva’s quilt! It had totally slipped my mind. Do you think she would like this pattern? When asked for her favorite color she likes white- I said white isn’t color-lol- so then she said blue. I thought I might repeat this in different blues and white background. I just don’t know if I have a good variety of blues but will start digging-lol If not I do have some other 5 inch squares in small prints but different colors. I don’t know but I have to do something soon. Her 18th birthday is May1st, graduation in May and she returns to Spain in June. I have placed an order for a white bolt so have to wait until it comes in.
#19
The yellow border is perfect. I don't see anything wrong with your light and dark placement but I can relate to your frustration. I have spent hours trying to get colors evenly spaced out and sometimes they get turned around before they make it to the sewing machine. Sometimes I think I should just throw the blocks up in the air and put them together however they land. Would sure save time.