Too Tacky for a Quilt Show??

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03-18-2011, 03:13 PM

#61

sewingsuz

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3 years???? this is uncalled for. I sent my quilt to a Long arm quilter and the most time is 7 week turn around. This is if life gets in the way.. I would find a new LAQer.

03-18-2011, 04:13 PM

#62

Theresa

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Location: Oregon City, OR

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IF the present LAQ still has the quilt, she should do the entire project for FREE. My gut feeling is that she doesn't have the quilt and is hoping it will be forgotten, I guess. Would like to know what happens! (Ugh!)

03-19-2011, 04:31 AM

#63

CraftsByRobin

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Originally Posted by applique

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Originally Posted by #1piecemaker

I agree with some of the rest that you need to find another quilter. three years is a little much. Even for the best of them. I'd be getting my quilt back. And, as far as the show, the only ones I've ever been to, display finished quilts. But, I'd kinda like to see them myself, so why don't you give us a show here and let us decide?

The show is the weekend of April 1st. I'll take pictures while they are hanging at the show. My avatar is not yet quilted and my moose needs to have the borders finished,

Sister ... I wouldn't care if it was a work in progress ... personally I'd be at your booth for quite a while ... you do awesome work!!! I say go with the mixture ... just make sure signage is available ... and since you are basically at a booth, not a part of quilts to be judged, I think it's perfectly acceptable.

Wish the show was near where I live ... I'd be there with bells on! I love the horses and the wolf in your avatar!