A few more of the William Morris blocks that I've made...
07-24-2011, 07:14 AM
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*sigh* i barely got past the "india" in your post. where are you?? it's been 45 years since i've been there, and it's on my bucket list! jealous...but happy others get to see it.
lovely wm morris--waaay beyond my abilities, i fear. beautiful!!! (and a bit jealous of that skill, too!!)
lovely wm morris--waaay beyond my abilities, i fear. beautiful!!! (and a bit jealous of that skill, too!!)
07-24-2011, 07:26 AM
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I'm always so happy to see what you are creating! Every aspect of your quilts (pattern, color choices, fabrics and craftsmanship) are all amazing!
It's funny you mentioned Kai scissors. I started out with my grandmothers Gingers which I had sharpened. Went dull bought new 2x. I now have 3 pair of Gingers that are not easy to use (I only use them for fabric). In my research in trying to find the best scissors, it seems that the Kai Professional Series (7000?) are the best.
My question is............. are they worth the price ($129}?
It's funny you mentioned Kai scissors. I started out with my grandmothers Gingers which I had sharpened. Went dull bought new 2x. I now have 3 pair of Gingers that are not easy to use (I only use them for fabric). In my research in trying to find the best scissors, it seems that the Kai Professional Series (7000?) are the best.
My question is............. are they worth the price ($129}?
07-24-2011, 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Sheree from Chicago
I'm always so happy to see what you are creating! Every aspect of your quilts (pattern, color choices, fabrics and craftsmanship) are all amazing!
It's funny you mentioned Kai scissors. I started out with my grandmothers Gingers which I had sharpened. Went dull bought new 2x. I now have 3 pair of Gingers that are not easy to use (I only use them for fabric). In my research in trying to find the best scissors, it seems that the Kai Professional Series (7000?) are the best.
My question is............. are they worth the price ($129}?
It's funny you mentioned Kai scissors. I started out with my grandmothers Gingers which I had sharpened. Went dull bought new 2x. I now have 3 pair of Gingers that are not easy to use (I only use them for fabric). In my research in trying to find the best scissors, it seems that the Kai Professional Series (7000?) are the best.
My question is............. are they worth the price ($129}?
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