I am NOT proud of this!
#81
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: NE Wisconsin
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The only suggestion that I can add is to try different kinds of gloves. My first pair was garden gloves with the little nubs on them. I found them too stiff. My next pair was cotton knit work gloves with nubs, and I think they work really well.
I'm still learning, but each quilt gets a little better. Both pairs were really cheap, so I didn't mind trying a different kind.
I like your quilt and respect the heck out of you for trying!!
Sue
I'm still learning, but each quilt gets a little better. Both pairs were really cheap, so I didn't mind trying a different kind.
I like your quilt and respect the heck out of you for trying!!
Sue
#82
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: yelm, wa.
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Good try
http://freemotionquilting.blogspot.c...l/Intermediate
Here is a site that shows you lots of free motion quilting and it is free, I think it would be a great help. Some times we just need a little direction.
http://freemotionquilting.blogspot.c...l/Intermediate
Here is a site that shows you lots of free motion quilting and it is free, I think it would be a great help. Some times we just need a little direction.
#85
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Greendale Twp: Midland, MI
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I think you should be very proud. I have a folder entitled "Quilting Board" in My Pictures Folder of quilts I like to look at as my screen saver. Yours is definitely in my folder. When they take turns coming up it is like visiting with a quilting friend.
Joyce in MI
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