Another Learning Experience in the Process by danmar
03-12-2010, 09:43 PM
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It has turned out so lovely Marilyn!! I love how you put a blade in between! That is so cool! If it were me I would try several layouts and then choose the two you like the best. Then decide which one strikes you the most. It is a matter of what look are you going for?
I liked the 4 blades you had in each corner at the bottom. I agree if they are in floral like the center that would be pretty on all four corners.
Round would be interesting too. You should be able to starch it to keep it's shape. Or you could use a metal circle or a wooden embroidery hoop sewn on the back to attach it to to keep the round shape. I would only use the center part of the hoop if I did it that way.
You could frame it also. If you did that you could pull it tight to mount it.
Just some thoughts.
I liked the 4 blades you had in each corner at the bottom. I agree if they are in floral like the center that would be pretty on all four corners.
Round would be interesting too. You should be able to starch it to keep it's shape. Or you could use a metal circle or a wooden embroidery hoop sewn on the back to attach it to to keep the round shape. I would only use the center part of the hoop if I did it that way.
You could frame it also. If you did that you could pull it tight to mount it.
Just some thoughts.
03-12-2010, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by dglvr
Looks like alot of work. Was it? I really like it. Beautifal. ;-)
You'll be amazed at how much easier it is than you think. I was amazed. :mrgreen:
03-12-2010, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhonda
It has turned out so lovely Marilyn!! I love how you put a blade in between! That is so cool! If it were me I would try several layouts and then choose the two you like the best. Then decide which one strikes you the most. It is a matter of what look are you going for?
I liked the 4 blades you had in each corner at the bottom. I agree if they are in floral like the center that would be pretty on all four corners.
Round would be interesting too. You should be able to starch it to keep it's shape. Or you could use a metal circle or a wooden embroidery hoop sewn on the back to attach it to to keep the round shape. I would only use the center part of the hoop if I did it that way.
You could frame it also. If you did that you could pull it tight to mount it.
Just some thoughts.
I liked the 4 blades you had in each corner at the bottom. I agree if they are in floral like the center that would be pretty on all four corners.
Round would be interesting too. You should be able to starch it to keep it's shape. Or you could use a metal circle or a wooden embroidery hoop sewn on the back to attach it to to keep the round shape. I would only use the center part of the hoop if I did it that way.
You could frame it also. If you did that you could pull it tight to mount it.
Just some thoughts.
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