Quilting marks on quilts for sale
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Quilting marks on quilts for sale
Yesterday while traveling from Michigan to Delaware we stopped for dinner at Penn alps, in Pa. It was part of a artiesen village. They had some beautiful quilts for sale, looked toe machine pieced and hand quilted. But at the price of 990.00 each I was bothered that the pencil marking for the hand quilting was very visible . It made me wonder how one hand quilting on white marks for the quilting pattern.
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many quilters use pencil- chalk tends to brush off before the quilting is finished.
i've been using pencils for years- i've never had one not come out-
when the quilt is laundered the pencil will wash away-
there are a number of different marking tools on the market- some are----blue water erase markers, air erase markers, frixon markers (which disappear when ironed) chalk and a bunch of different pencils...those are just a few available-
when quilting on white always test to make sure your choice will in fact wash out after the quilt is completed-
i've been using pencils for years- i've never had one not come out-
when the quilt is laundered the pencil will wash away-
there are a number of different marking tools on the market- some are----blue water erase markers, air erase markers, frixon markers (which disappear when ironed) chalk and a bunch of different pencils...those are just a few available-
when quilting on white always test to make sure your choice will in fact wash out after the quilt is completed-
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