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05-23-2022, 02:15 AM

#81

R-sea

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I can't say anymore than what has all ready been said Hrathermom, I hope it comes my way

05-23-2022, 04:54 PM

#82

Heathermom2opmc

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Join Date: Feb 2021

Location: Potsdam, NY

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Originally Posted by R-sea

I can't say anymore than what has all ready been said Hrathermom, I hope it comes my way

You all are so kind. Thank you very much. I am very flattered.

05-23-2022, 05:05 PM

#83

Heathermom2opmc

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Originally Posted by m-fay

I've done tesselated flowers that looked like these pinwheel but they looked flat and yours look like they're moving...Just like I'd visualized mine. Please can you share how you did it? And I love your hand quilting too and have never done it

M-Fay, I have been trying to figure out what could be the difference. I came up with a couple things. I hand quilted with clear thread, underneath the blades of the pinwheels. I folded the blades back , held them with one hand and hand quilted a line just on the black fabric to the backing--not on the blades--I did a straight line hand quilting line. I then continued this around the pinwheel making sure when I let the blade down that my line didn't show. I wanted to make sure the batting didn't shift as it was polyester and quilting was recommended no more then 4 inches. So perhaps that combined with the fact that I washed it to get the chalk marks from the hand quilting, caused the wrinkling and movement you are seeing. I actually thought that the pinwheels needed ironing as some of them look wrinkled, but now I am thinking of leaving it the way it is and the person that gets it can decide if they want to iron them. Hope this might help. If you are referring to the circle effect, I can describe that as well.

05-27-2022, 12:28 PM

#84

Rhonda

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Originally Posted by R-sea

This is my finished wall hanging

Oh Roz I want that one!! It is gorgeous to the max!

05-27-2022, 12:30 PM

#85

Rhonda

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Originally Posted by Rumbols

Skaduzy, those do look like little pieces, but so pretty. Sewbizgirl, I am sure whatever you come up with will be delightful.
I can't believe I am in this group of awesome quilters. Thanks for letting me join all those years ago.

I am so glad you joined my swap group when you did Rumbols!! We would sorely miss you if youi were not here!

05-27-2022, 12:32 PM

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Rhonda

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Originally Posted by R-sea

Thanks sewbizgirl,annaquilts and teen I have been wanting to do this one for some time . It is a house I have always thought of as an American house therefore one of the swappers may like it

I think all of our swappers would love anything you make!! But I also think all our American swappers would love something Australian too

05-27-2022, 12:35 PM

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Rhonda

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Originally Posted by Teen

Here is you’alls wallhanging… This was so fun to make…This is a pattern called Three Chicks with Hattitude, by Sew Wonderful Dreams. The border fabric is from Loralie…her stuff is so whimsical. I added button embellishments because my button inventory rivals my fabrics…lol.. Size is 15x27. All,turned-edge applique. Hope it will be liked by the recipient..

I ABSOLUTELY love it Teen!!! You do come up with such great ideas.

05-30-2022, 02:32 PM

#88

sewbizgirl

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I went back and added more quilting to my WH, quilting the background so it wouldn't be so loose. Don't know if you can tell from this photo, but it holds together better now.

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