Reversible quilts
05-14-2009, 07:58 AM
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www.softexpressions.com has the book with a few pics from it- but target.com has it on sale for less. about $17.00
reversible quilts two at a time by sharon pederson
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v626/nativetexan44/
05-14-2009, 08:15 AM
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I have made a few, just basically made two tops and put them together. One for my grandson, is grownup on one side, and younger on the other side, he uses the grown up side now that he is 10 yrs. old. The other was my DD's cat quilt, it is on here somewhere if you want to take a look.
Back of quilt, bug on motorcycle.
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Front of quilt.
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Close up of back
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05-14-2009, 08:20 AM
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I have made a few, just basically made two tops and put them together. One for my grandson, is grownup on one side, and younger on the other side, he uses the grown up side now that he is 10 yrs. old. The other was my DD's cat quilt, it is on here somewhere if you want to take a look.
Back of quilt, bug on motorcycle.
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Front of quilt.
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Close up of back
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Close up of bug.
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Bug on motorcycle side.
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05-14-2009, 08:25 AM
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I have made a few, just basically made two tops and put them together. One for my grandson, is grownup on one side, and younger on the other side, he uses the grown up side now that he is 10 yrs. old. The other was my DD's cat quilt, it is on here somewhere if you want to take a look.
Back of quilt, bug on motorcycle.
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Front of quilt.
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Close up of back
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Sure hope this is right, it says it's the right one on this computer. DRAT!
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05-14-2009, 08:53 AM
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I am attempting a reversible quilt & I need a few pointers. I really need to be able to quilt the front & back independent of each other and join them together. The front/back designs & materials are different so that a common quilting design will not work. Know of a technique I can use? Other Suggestions?
05-14-2009, 08:59 AM
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you could always use light weight batting and muslin to quilt each one independently.
then you can join them together with a tacking stitch and invisible thread and then do one binding using a deco stitch that would look nice from both sides.
you could always use light weight batting and muslin to quilt each one independently.
then you can join them together with a tacking stitch and invisible thread and then do one binding using a deco stitch that would look nice from both sides.
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