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#13
I am totally in awe of everything you make. I don't dare make suggestions on how to finish your quilts. That would be like me suggesting to Michelangelo how to finish the frescoes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. I love, love, love your work.
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There was no question! Just for show! Thanks!
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they are wonky at the bottom because the wood backing stops abot 10-12 inches above my felt and my lines don't line up anymore! I have the printed pattern to make sure I do it right!
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For the second quilt, (gorgeous !!), I would look at Judi Madsens quilts...she quilts with a strong geometric type of quilting that I think would fit your quilt...not any specific design in mind, just the overall feel of her quilting style would be great on that quilt.
https://www.judimadsen.com/
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great quilts! I'm going to be contrary to what others have said and say use the same binding as the background fabric in #1--the applique is wonderful and really needs to be the focus. On #2, I'd probably outline the floral motifs in the corner blocks, SID the colored sashing, and use more dense quilting in the backgrounds--either geometric or a floral repeat. #3--lots of blocks! when you quilt I'd probably go for just and E2E as piecing is the star.
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