I’ve been working on this quilt since August for a customer as a gift for her mother’s Christmas present. Let’s just say this quilt caused me many sleepless nights. I took a small quilt pattern and thought it would be easier to make it into a large cal king pattern and let’s just say that was the first hair pulling I did it just went downhill from there lol. I learned a lot about working with 100% cotton fabric and how it doesn’t keep its shape very well. I have very little practice on echo stitching and that’s what she wanted for the entire quilt I tied it 3 times and took it all apart 3 times more hair pulling. I ran out of room very quickly between the appliqués. If it was for “Surfergirl” who helped me tremendously a lot of times throughout this entire ordeal I don’t know what I would have done without her help MAHALO SURFERGIRL!! I finally talked my customer out of the echo quilting and talked her into just letting me do a filament around the appliqué so they showed up on the back nicely on top and all 4 sides. Thanks to everyone who answered my questions throughout this quilting process. Let’s also say that I didn’t make any money off this quilt but learned a lot. She picked it up yesterday and just loved it thank goodness’s lol. Mahalo again
Finally done!!
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Re: Finally done!!
Originally posted by Maria Sews View PostBeautiful quilt, AlohaSandy!
On another note, are you sure you want your complete address to be visible to everyone on this site? I would be concerned about the safety of having it show up on your profile.sigpicHawaiigrammi
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Re: Finally done!!
Originally posted by Claire Hallman View PostBeautiful, your applique is gorgeous. I can't get the picture large enough to see your quilting so can't tell what is a filiment?sigpicHawaiigrammi
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