Left my comfort zone and still feel comfortable :)
12-16-2010, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by AnneT
First of all, I want to thank you for your kind and encouraging comments, I appreciate them very much!
The thread I used is "Crushed Grapes", a King Tut thread, which the owner of my LQS disliked a lot and had to tell me straight away, when I showed her the finished quilt. YIKES! First I was shocked and had to sleep over it to digest it, the next day I was fine with my choice again. Taste is nothing to fight about, is it?
The thread I used is "Crushed Grapes", a King Tut thread, which the owner of my LQS disliked a lot and had to tell me straight away, when I showed her the finished quilt. YIKES! First I was shocked and had to sleep over it to digest it, the next day I was fine with my choice again. Taste is nothing to fight about, is it?
Just my biased opinion.
12-17-2010, 12:32 AM
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Originally Posted by dusty222
... A handdrawn picture of your quilting might help us visualize better. Thanks for showing and telling.
Some of you lovely ladies asked for a drawing. Just today, I received a newsletter from fabric.com as they host a sale. Added was a picture, which shows exactly or at least very close to what I did, so I attach this picture, courtesy to and copyrighted by fabric.com. And no, I'm not getting paid for this kind of advertisement ;-). Hopefully I didn't do anything wrong now according to your copyright laws!
If it doesn't help to visualize, I'll glady try to make a drawing, just let me know.
Waving "hello" from snowy winter wonderland of Germany :),
Anne
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