Not a quilt but pieced and quilted
01-30-2011, 10:30 AM
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The back is terry towelling and there is no batting so I think it counts as a towel. I will take it to the Red Sea on our next trip to see the pretty fishes.
It was a bit difficult to quilt as the terry cloth doesn't slide easily and I only have a very small domestic machine.
It was a bit difficult to quilt as the terry cloth doesn't slide easily and I only have a very small domestic machine.
01-30-2011, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Maia B
Looks like a quilt to me! MUST know how this is a towel, what will be dried with it, or my brain will explode. It's too pretty to end up on the floor, ever!, and that's where MY towels end up. Dunno how, since everyone denies doing it, but that's where I find them.
01-30-2011, 12:07 PM
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It was a bit difficult to quilt as the terry cloth doesn't slide easily and I only have a very small domestic machine.[/quote]
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I did one towel many years ago, and remember putting down a piece of paper for the toweling to ride on to keep it out of the bottom. May have also put on on top, don't remember. I sewed slowly and kept it firm by holding it front and back as it sewed. But I do remember very well swearing never to sew toweling again. Ever.
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I did one towel many years ago, and remember putting down a piece of paper for the toweling to ride on to keep it out of the bottom. May have also put on on top, don't remember. I sewed slowly and kept it firm by holding it front and back as it sewed. But I do remember very well swearing never to sew toweling again. Ever.
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