What would do?
#21
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Dunwoody, GA
Posts: 157
Isn't it interesting how quickly we want to jump in and fix something that we didn't break?
I agree with those who say the quilt is finished. You did what you said you would do. Surely, if it's a good friendship she wouldn't blackmail you to change things.
I think she is unreasonable and treating you unfairly.
You are a generous friend and I hope she appreciates what you've have already done.
I agree with those who say the quilt is finished. You did what you said you would do. Surely, if it's a good friendship she wouldn't blackmail you to change things.
I think she is unreasonable and treating you unfairly.
You are a generous friend and I hope she appreciates what you've have already done.
#22
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Appleton, WI
Posts: 1,008
First of all, if you have been friend that long, I would hope it would take a bit more than 4-6 inches to come between you.
Now, about the quilt. I would ask her, "what is it you would like for me to do?" continue by adding, "We could . . . . " See what she wants.
If you have been friends for that many years, you two will work it out.
Now, about the quilt. I would ask her, "what is it you would like for me to do?" continue by adding, "We could . . . . " See what she wants.
If you have been friends for that many years, you two will work it out.
#24
Would it be possible to turn the quilt so that the longest part of the quilt goes across the narrowest part of the bed? I did this with my avatar and then made a pillow runner since then it wasn't long enough to go over the pillows.
#27
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 43
Bedspreads in stores often include a skirt around three sides, which makes them easy to put on and gives the look of a dust ruffle without struggling to put a dust ruffle between the mattress and springs. So a dust ruffle could be added at or near the binding without too much difficult, and that might solve the problem.
#28
I had a quilt for our bed that wasn't large enough so I made a strip for each side, backing, batting and pieced top to match the quilt. I made each strip the length of the quilt and about 14 inches wide. I didn't remove the binding but stitched the new panels on, stitching in the ditch of the binding. It really gives the quilt a nice look.
I do think that people don't realize the work that goes into a quilt, however, and assume it would be simple to fix. Sitting down and discussing possibilities before you do anything might be a good way to begin.
I do think that people don't realize the work that goes into a quilt, however, and assume it would be simple to fix. Sitting down and discussing possibilities before you do anything might be a good way to begin.
#29
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 43
Bedspreads in stores often include a skirt around three sides, which makes them easy to put on and gives the look of a dust ruffle without struggling to put a dust ruffle between the mattress and springs. So a dust ruffle could be added at or near the binding without too much difficulty, and that might solve the problem.
#30
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 43
Bedspreads in stores often include a skirt around three sides, which makes them easy to put on and gives the look of a dust ruffle without struggling to put a dust ruffle between the mattress and springs. So a dust ruffle could be added at or near the binding without too much difficulty, and that might solve the problem.
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