Question On Making Quilts As Gifts
#22
You could make the same pattern for both of them and just use different colors - you'd be amazed at how different the finished products will look just with a color change, and this way you can sew them assembly line style and get them done a lot quicker! It gets tedious but when they go together it's really cool.
#25
Thank you all for the wonderful suggestions!!! I've got fabrics picked out for each, now just to figure out which pattern to do for whom. :-) Planning on placing my order tonight for the materials, so hopefully I can get started on them soon!
#26
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I really like the first pattern best. If it were me I would use that pattern but vary the fabrics to the tastes of each one. Both quilts would look very different. That pattern would make a beautiful quilt with white sashing around neutral triangles, and it would also be great with bright colors. Using the same pattern might save you a tad bit of time too--the second or third quilts I make from the same pattern usually go faster for me.
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I have two DDs and one DIL....when I make something I usually try to make it along the same line but different colors...then I wrap them w/o name tags and let them choose....whichever they pick I tell them if they don't like it they shouldn't have picked it!!! (if they don't like it they'll usually swap!...but it's fun) I really like the top one though! Hope you get even more better!
#29
I guess I didn't think of that!!! I have some scrap material that I will try first before attempting a full quilt with it! Thanks for the suggestion!
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