any advice?
#41
Originally Posted by myrna
I KNOW that asking for quilting advice from multiple quilters gets multiple and often conflicting responses.........BUT my sister has asked me to make her a quilt and I can say nothing but SURE! When asked for colors, her choice is white ... many shades of white with maybe a little pale pink.
OK, here's the question. Do you think a D9P could work? What other pattern might work?
Her birthday is in early April so I don't have that much time and my stash is totally void of anything suitable even for a start.
Thanks, everyone. I'll look forward to reading the advice!
OK, here's the question. Do you think a D9P could work? What other pattern might work?
Her birthday is in early April so I don't have that much time and my stash is totally void of anything suitable even for a start.
Thanks, everyone. I'll look forward to reading the advice!
#42
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Stony Creek NY
Posts: 216
this is going to be a off the wall question what is a whole cloth quilt I thought cutting up material and sewing it back together was making a quilt if whole cloth means what I think that you use one whole piece of material and quilt it Thanks
#44
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Central Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
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Originally Posted by myrna
I KNOW that asking for quilting advice from multiple quilters gets multiple and often conflicting responses.........BUT my sister has asked me to make her a quilt and I can say nothing but SURE! When asked for colors, her choice is white ... many shades of white with maybe a little pale pink.
OK, here's the question. Do you think a D9P could work? What other pattern might work?
Her birthday is in early April so I don't have that much time and my stash is totally void of anything suitable even for a start.
Thanks, everyone. I'll look forward to reading the advice!
OK, here's the question. Do you think a D9P could work? What other pattern might work?
Her birthday is in early April so I don't have that much time and my stash is totally void of anything suitable even for a start.
Thanks, everyone. I'll look forward to reading the advice!
#45
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Alabama
Posts: 35
Would you let me know the name of the store and the town it is located in? I am always looking for more places to leave my money.
Originally Posted by bamamama
I went to a discount fabric store yesterday in Tennessee that had lots and lots of White on White and cream on cream calico prints for $1.49 a yard. I bought lot of it because I thought it would make excellent background or backing fabric. It would work nicely for your project too. BTW, my kids and grand children live in West Palm.
#46
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Brownwood TX
Posts: 747
Originally Posted by Central Ohio Quilter
Here is the link to the cream/beige quilt picture that I just referred to. It is a beautiful quilt!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-76681-1.htm
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-76681-1.htm
#47
Originally Posted by starshine
Originally Posted by Cherylsea
How about a whole cloth quilt; quilted with pale pink?
#49
Originally Posted by chris_quilts
Have her help you pick the colors. Perhaps a log cabin or a triple rail fence pattern. I would think mabe a log cabin of the 2 I suggested. Hope this helps.
Chris
Chris
#50
Originally Posted by OrangeSherbet
What makes a "Triple Rail Fence" different from a rail fence?
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