Feeling defeated today
#54
Great advise here, I was like you about free-hand quilting, but what is the worse that can happen. Do up the "Ugly" fabric and practice. Or you could always just put on the walking foot and follow the lines that is the best way to get started. That is what I do when I am stuck on how to quilt a project. Just have fun no matter what because that is what this is about.....
#55
How about using the material to make a baby quilt for the Linus project. A great way to practice your quilting & the end product will warm someone's little bundle.
Skip the wine - a martini works better!
Skip the wine - a martini works better!
#56
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Originally Posted by UglyCook
Sew up the ugly fabric and use it to practice your quilting! That's what I did, and low and behold, I ended up liking my UGLY quilt! LOL
Cheers, K
#58
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Location: Utah
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Did you see this thread? Someone's looking for just what you have.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/search-...p-t197739.html
If you really don't like it maybe this is the answer.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/search-...p-t197739.html
If you really don't like it maybe this is the answer.
Last edited by quiltsRfun; 08-16-2012 at 06:23 AM.
#59
Plunge into it! What's the worst thing that can happen - your quilt not being perfect? That is the whole point of hand made stuff. We are not machines. I love my first FMQ quilt - actually I think it is the best so far. I am sending you all my positive energy. If all else fails ditch the glass and grab the bottle
#60
remember sometimes the ugly ones turn out really cool. you just can't mess up on a quilt. I bet you will like it. if you don't depends on the pattern applique flowers by hand or machine.
good luck to ya
good luck to ya
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