My Upcoming Quilt.......or Disaster!!!! by Danmar
08-03-2010, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by klgreene
I think this is great. Trying to get the pattern perfect for someone is a lot of the fun of quilting. I do have one question to ask all of you...I keep seeing the EP5 and EP6, is this a program for the computer or the sewing machine, or both?
http://www.electricquilt.com/Shop/EQ6/EQ6.asp
08-03-2010, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by danmar
I realize this is pretty long, but I just think it's a funny story with all of it's changes. So, what do you think?
Do you think there are too many colors, or should I say too many similar colors? Would you like to see what I do along the way? or should I just post a picture of it when I get the top all finished? It's up to you.
Marilyn
Do you think there are too many colors, or should I say too many similar colors? Would you like to see what I do along the way? or should I just post a picture of it when I get the top all finished? It's up to you.
Marilyn
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08-03-2010, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by klgreene
I think this is great. Trying to get the pattern perfect for someone is a lot of the fun of quilting. I do have one question to ask all of you...I keep seeing the EP5 and EP6, is this a program for the computer or the sewing machine, or both?
08-03-2010, 04:41 PM
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Maybe you ought to pay the money to someone to teach her how to make her own quilt? Otherwise, you need a contract to rein her in. Sainthood is really overrated. Especially when you are bald. It just isn't a great look for all those statues and things. :-)
I know, you can hire Guido the Quilt Enforcer to "fix" the problem. Then she can not only quit changing her mind but clean your house (toilets included) for the next 60 years. :XD:
I know, you can hire Guido the Quilt Enforcer to "fix" the problem. Then she can not only quit changing her mind but clean your house (toilets included) for the next 60 years. :XD:
08-03-2010, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by lab fairy
Maybe you ought to pay the money to someone to teach her how to make her own quilt? Otherwise, you need a contract to rein her in. Sainthood is really overrated. Especially when you are bald. It just isn't a great look for all those statues and things. :-)
I know, you can hire Guido the Quilt Enforcer to "fix" the problem. Then she can not only quit changing her mind but clean your house (toilets included) for the next 60 years. :XD:
I know, you can hire Guido the Quilt Enforcer to "fix" the problem. Then she can not only quit changing her mind but clean your house (toilets included) for the next 60 years. :XD:
08-03-2010, 05:19 PM
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Keep us posted on the progress, show us pics. please. This should be very interesting. Good luck, if all else fails you could use all of the colors and make her a log cabin or a strip quilt lol.With all of her changes you have the patience of Jobe. Better yet have her come over help her cut the patterns out and show her how to quilt her own quilt and you may have to charge her for your time. lol
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