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06-12-2010, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Pollyv9
They are all great, but I like the top one best, just because.
06-12-2010, 12:32 PM
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I hope you'll let us know what you (and your grandmother) settled on!
Hmmmmm .... okay, I'll try that! Thank you Mimi!
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Originally Posted by quiltin mimi
I think it depends on what look you are going for. If the "plate" is going to bring those colors into the room you are using it in and not just to show off the "plate, then I think #2 is best. If you want to show the "plate" off, then I like #3. My suggestion would be to keep your audition staged just the way you have it, maybe keeping them in different rooms of the house so they don't complete loudly with one another. Don't concentrate on them, just allow them to be where you'll see them now and again. I'll bet one will start to feel more right than the others. When it does, that's your choice. And your grandmother may have been helping in that process still.
06-13-2010, 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by quiltin mimi
I hope you'll let us know what you (and your grandmother) settled on!
Hmmmmm .... okay, I'll try that! Thank you Mimi!
Originally Posted by HapaMom
Originally Posted by quiltin mimi
I think it depends on what look you are going for. If the "plate" is going to bring those colors into the room you are using it in and not just to show off the "plate, then I think #2 is best. If you want to show the "plate" off, then I like #3. My suggestion would be to keep your audition staged just the way you have it, maybe keeping them in different rooms of the house so they don't complete loudly with one another. Don't concentrate on them, just allow them to be where you'll see them now and again. I'll bet one will start to feel more right than the others. When it does, that's your choice. And your grandmother may have been helping in that process still.
06-13-2010, 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Prairie Quilter
I really LOVE the dark blue :D How wonderful that you have precious memories of quilting with your grandmother --- that's a blessing no one can ever take from you.
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