Big, small, or in-between - which type of quilter are you?
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Several years ago our guild hosted an excellent program and speaker who spoke about decorating with quilts...using small quilts!! Since then, I’ve enjoyed making so many more quilts, trying patterns “I’ve always wanted to try” and giving away more small quilts.... Don’t worry about making small quilts...there is definitely a place for them!!
As for decorating...she showed quilts folded and stacked, quilted rolled and placed inside a large basket, quilts draped over chairs, sofas, railings and other furniture... so many possibilities!!
As for decorating...she showed quilts folded and stacked, quilted rolled and placed inside a large basket, quilts draped over chairs, sofas, railings and other furniture... so many possibilities!!
#52
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Location: Michigan
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I make King size + to use on our bed. For smaller, quick ones I make prayer quilts for the church where my crafting group meets. Sometimes from my scraps and sometimes from theirs. It's a challenge to find something the church has or that I have to match some things. It keeps me going and mostly I love how they turn out. No specific sizes so I'm pretty much free to do what I want. Try to stay around 45"-50" by 56"-60". I want them to be usable.
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Okay, it's between the Brother PE770 and the Janome 350. Which one can I get the bigger designs on??
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