Advice needed for fmq
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Thanks all for kind thoughts and words of wisdom. I just made up the pattern and am not even sure what quilt category it would fall into. I am quilt-pattern challenged and have problems visualizing the design so I usually just make it up as I go along unless I can find a Jenny Doan U-Tube ![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
Fabric is Timeless treasures Plume series. It is cotton and is such beautiful fabric, it's a pleasure to work with. They also make Tonga Treats.
As far as costly appreciating it. Maybe in another 10 years!!!!
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Fabric is Timeless treasures Plume series. It is cotton and is such beautiful fabric, it's a pleasure to work with. They also make Tonga Treats.
As far as costly appreciating it. Maybe in another 10 years!!!!
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As a rule, if you don't want stitching to show, use a shade darker than the fabric. For some reason, lighter thread tends to jump off the surface of the fabric, while darker shades hide in the shadows...
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