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    Old 02-18-2010, 06:17 AM
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    love cutting and planning and sewing but I HATE binding. Not so bad now that I am getting the machine binding down pretty darned good, but still don't like it.
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    Old 02-18-2010, 07:43 AM
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    Originally Posted by watterstide
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    I like Freddy Moran's approach to coordinating fabrics. She says if 10 are good together, 100 are better. She's got to be the Queen of Scrap and I really like her work. She likes to put black accents in her quilts; polka dots, stripes, plaids,etc, and it's very striking. :mrgreen:
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    If you Google Freddy Moran you cand find more.............
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    Old 02-18-2010, 07:45 AM
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    Originally Posted by yourstrulyquilts
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    I used to dislike sandwiching until I found plastic clamps at Lowe's Hardware. Now I clamp the backing down to one side of my cutting table....smooth it out and clamp the other side. Add the batting.......smooth and reclamp, add the top....smooth and reclamp and then pin away. I can do it so quickly now that I don't mind it but boy do I miss those tools when I am at my Dad's......LOL!
    What kind of clamps? This sounds really interesting. Getting down on all fours to pin a quilt is getting harder and harder.
    Those are really good! I'll get some. DH goes to Lowes and Harbor Freight all the time, and he can pick the up for me.
    Thanks!!
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    Old 02-18-2010, 07:53 AM
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    I am so with you on this! I LOVE the designing and piecing of the quilt but when it comes to the actual quilting, I procrastinate! Right now I have 4 quilts all sandwiched and ready for the quilting and working on a 5th! I machine quilt, but just don't enjoy it! Can't afford to send it out, so I must get to get eventually!
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    Old 02-18-2010, 07:54 AM
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    I dread the binding, it never comes out like I would like
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    Old 02-18-2010, 07:56 AM
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    Marjpf -
    I am lucky cuz my husband will do the ripping for me - he likes to sit in my sewing room and chat with me while he is ripping.
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    piecing everything after the first block. I love the quilting process, I guess because there is always room for improvement.
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    I really hate adding the borders too! The sandwiching is so easy to me. I alway have to rip on everything at some time or another, I'm used to it so it don't brother me.

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    Old 02-18-2010, 09:00 AM
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    Originally Posted by KBunn
    Ok...this is going to sound terrible but it's the acutal quilting that I dread sometimes. I love the planning, cutting and peicing phases. I dont mind the endless pressing and sandwhiching parts. But hand quilting takes so long and I am still learning to machine quilt...so it's the phase of the process that frustrates me the most.
    I'm with you on this, cause I don't hand quilt anymore, to hard on the hands. And I haven't learned to machine quilt yet.
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    Old 02-18-2010, 09:40 AM
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    Originally Posted by Deb watkins
    Originally Posted by KBunn
    Ok...this is going to sound terrible but it's the acutal quilting that I dread sometimes. I love the planning, cutting and peicing phases. I dont mind the endless pressing and sandwhiching parts. But hand quilting takes so long and I am still learning to machine quilt...so it's the phase of the process that frustrates me the most.
    I am with you on this! I machine quilt, and it seems that it takes me longer to do all of this than putting it all together. I keep looking - how many more 'rows' or panels to do :shock:
    Definitely the quilting part. I especially hate the marking!
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