My first mystery quilt saved by Prep Tool
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Small town in Northeast Oregon close to Washington and Idaho
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I have that tool. I use it to measure a scant 1/4" on my sewing machine. I also buy their seam guides that you stick 1/4" from the needle. They are very thick and really hold securely without leaving residue. I absolutely adore your quilt. I can't believe you did that all by hand. I'm impressed! And I'm a dog lover as well, and he's adorable!
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LOVE the quilt - the color combination is GORGEOUS!
And you sold a new tool plus some seam guides and some grip strips! LOL! I'm a tool-a-holic and nothing spells temptation to me like a new gadget.
Congratulations on the great sampler!
And you sold a new tool plus some seam guides and some grip strips! LOL! I'm a tool-a-holic and nothing spells temptation to me like a new gadget.
Congratulations on the great sampler!
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#60
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Happily @ Southwest Florida
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Beautiful...my guess is that anyone who can finish one of these by hand, no less, is no longer an inexperienced quilter. Great job, I would never have the patience, and my hands and eyes would give out after the first row. Great Job!
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