:oops: :oops: You are right ,I feel so embarrassed! :cry:
I'll try to work on that this week! :D |
Originally Posted by Ninnie
:oops: :oops: You are right ,I feel so embarrassed! :cry:
I'll try to work on that this week! :D |
I do think that having it stapled down taut makes the blocks stay up better.
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thanks for that opinion. i would like for it to work that way so it doesn't flap around in the moving air in the basement.
QUESTION FOR EVERYONE: WHAT 'S THE BEST COLOR? I' M THINKING WHITE OR BLACK. my wall is white now, but it doesn't have to be if you think black is better. opinions please. |
I would go with white. I love the idea of a flannel sheet. I'm going to try that.
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Mine is off white and all colors show up on it. If you used black, I would think you would have strings and fuzz that would show up when trying to look at blocks!
And I knew you were just teasing!!! Cause your our BW! |
One of my favorite local quilt shops has a huge piece of Warm and Natural batting stapled up on one wall. It has been there several years and the blocks still stick to it easily.
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I've got natural unbleached flannel stapled tight over a wooden framework. Blocks stay put BUT any that are up there longterm (only BOMs BW - don't start nagging!) are held with a couple of pins. They fall off when I start fiddling about a lot with placements on there, for eg with OBWs. I think the space behind is the problem - I might get Hans to put some insulation material behind it when he's got a minute! LOL
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Warm and Natural batting would be my choice, thats what we use at our guild meetings. Marge
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Going to have one in my new house!! Thanks for the suggestions!
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