Anyone ever have a bad quilting day?
#31
OMG!!! Same thing here! I'm doinf 2 the first one great no prob. Did the second. Turned it over and WOW!! I ripped out ALLL of the quilting. I put it away for couple weeks and gonna finish this weekend.
#32
Originally Posted by Pollyv9
Don't throw those ugly, puckery quilts away. Finish in as simple and quick manner as possible then give the quilt to someone with a doggie they adore. They will love you and so will the dog!
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question?
a downy quilt? I am presuming something like feathers?
why can't you tie the places that are puckered? I don't know what it is called. But there seems like there would be a way to save quilt without tearing it apart or give it to doggie.
a downy quilt? I am presuming something like feathers?
why can't you tie the places that are puckered? I don't know what it is called. But there seems like there would be a way to save quilt without tearing it apart or give it to doggie.
#35
Originally Posted by tortoisethreads
Just venting here about my crappy sewing day. My Downy quilt is all kinds of puckered on the back, new project...simple patchwork using a charm pack...none of the seams want to even up, another project was just tossed, because the fabric is too thin and cheap looking. Ugh...anyone else have days like this?
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Originally Posted by gabby
OK, I am a quilter for some years, but what is a Downy quilt?
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#40
Originally Posted by tortoisethreads
Just venting here about my crappy sewing day. My Downy quilt is all kinds of puckered on the back, new project...simple patchwork using a charm pack...none of the seams want to even up, another project was just tossed, because the fabric is too thin and cheap looking. Ugh...anyone else have days like this?
If you have someone near you that also quilts, maybe they can look at your piece and suggest a way to avoid that problem in the future.
or share some pics with this group and see if we can make some suggestions for improvements. we did that a while back with someone having trouble with some intricate blocks and we all helped her out as a group. she fixed her problem and was off and running with more blocks.
just a suggestion. My motto is to learn something from every quilt I do, and I truly DO!
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