Is it Harder.....
#23
for my first quilt, I tried something with small blocks. Ouch, turned out bad. Too much percision was needed.
So I changed to just doing large patchwork quilts. From there a started working on strip quilts, then some easier patterns. I still am not a perfect quilter, but I feel more comfortable tackling points (thought they rarely line up right). :)
So I changed to just doing large patchwork quilts. From there a started working on strip quilts, then some easier patterns. I still am not a perfect quilter, but I feel more comfortable tackling points (thought they rarely line up right). :)
#24
Originally Posted by quilterwanabe7
sewcrafty......who is rhonda and what r tutes?
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#25
I personally like to make larger blocks, the easier the better. It makes the project get done faster and I can get to the quilting. It is also easier to find your mistakes if the blocks are bigger because the problem will show itself faster. I can always plan on having to do some ripping. The bigger the pieces the less likely I am to destroy them in the ripping process.
#26
Please forgive me for not replying sooner, but one day I accidentally hit the spam key and I no longer get e-mail updates. :cry: So I need to keep going back to My Profile to go back into anything that I've posted on.
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