Hand quilting
#81
I still hand quilt some, but find for my daughter, her husband and her sons the machine quilting holds up better because they definitely use their quilts and they are laundered often. It's always special to me when she sends them home with me to be repaired because they love them and have used them so much. My grandmother hand quilted and I won a judge's award for my hand quilting on a small whole cloth quilt. It's one I will treasure for years to come.
#82
I love the quilt block on your barn. Have you been a part of any of the tours?
Originally Posted by manley
I only do hand quilting. I would like to do some machine quilting but I do not like the look of machine quilting. I know, I'm old fashioned. It does take a lot of time but it is very relaxing to me. Give it a try and see what you think. :-D
#83
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: arlington heights, il
Posts: 38
I machine quilt the top together but I always hand quilt the layers. I have made several quilts for Quilts for Kids program and those they have requested to be machine quilted together. I find the time spent hand quilting to be relaxing and a great time to listen to books on tape or just dream and plan.
#87
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 895
Hinterland....Thanks for your response....I do hand quilt and if I am not tired and concentrate on what I am doing instead of what is on tv I do pretty well. I am always looking for tips to get better, especially with marking.
#89
I prefer hand quilting. When I machine quilt, I always look at the quilt and think it would look better if only I had hand quilted it. Since I don't have time to hand quilt everything, I am continuing to try to improve my machine quilting, but always have a quilt on my hoop to hand quilt!
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