latest project, D9P
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Looking back at the original posted quilt top, after looking up an explanation and tutorial on the D9P, something I heard or read long ago came to mind:
A husband told his wife he couldn't understand why she bought nice big pieces of fabric, cut it all up, and then sewed it all back together into a big piece again.
The D9P takes the process a step or two farther, doesn't it? After sewing the pieces back together, you cut it up again, and once again sew those pieces back together.
However, it surely makes a pretty quilt pattern!
A husband told his wife he couldn't understand why she bought nice big pieces of fabric, cut it all up, and then sewed it all back together into a big piece again.
The D9P takes the process a step or two farther, doesn't it? After sewing the pieces back together, you cut it up again, and once again sew those pieces back together.
However, it surely makes a pretty quilt pattern!
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Look here for more opinions needed for the border...http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-85851-1.htm#2132822
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Originally Posted by cheryl rearick
I agree, darker boarder first. Your quilt is beautiful, love the colors, to me also retro... He I am sure will really like it as well. hmmm Senior Prom huh? :)
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Originally Posted by Boxer mom
I started this yesterday, it will be for an old friend of mine from high school. He took me to our senior prom, do you think the material pattern is ok for a guy? I am working with material that I already had. I am going to put the striped boarder but I think a darker one first than the stripe. What do you think??
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