Pantos for Karen
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Here are the ones I mentioned in the PM that I think would work great on your sons quilt. Please let me know what you think.
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Sherryl
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Thanks,
Sherryl
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Spiral squares
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winter trees
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Decisions, decisions! Thanks for sending these so quickly! I will let you know shortly which one I'd like. I need to think about it a bit more...and waiting for DH to come in from mowing the yard to get his input as well.
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Originally Posted by karenm36
Decisions, decisions! Thanks for sending these so quickly! I will let you know shortly which one I'd like. I need to think about it a bit more...and waiting for DH to come in from mowing the yard to get his input as well.
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Sherryl
PS - both of those designs cover about a 10 inch area from top to bottom per row to give you a better idea of how they might look. :-D
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I just sent you a PM...let's go with the trees. I'm so excited that you will be able to start on it so soon. Looks like I need to start making the binding so it will be ready when the quilt arrives.
Snow?! Just last week?! I miss it a bit...not all the hard work like snow shoveling and all...but I must admit that 90+ degrees in April that we've been having is even too warm for this Texan! lol!
Snow?! Just last week?! I miss it a bit...not all the hard work like snow shoveling and all...but I must admit that 90+ degrees in April that we've been having is even too warm for this Texan! lol!
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Here are a few pictures of what I have done so far. I tried the navy thread on the top but it just totally blended with the fabric and you could hardly see it, so I went with a greenish-blue thread called Spruce. It shows alittle better on the navy fabrics but looks almost the same as what the navy would have on the other fabrics. I am using the red thread on the bottom like you wanted. It is showing good.
At first a person might not see the trees but once you see a tree all of them pop out at you.
Hope you like it,
Thanks,
Sherryl
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At first a person might not see the trees but once you see a tree all of them pop out at you.
Hope you like it,
Thanks,
Sherryl
Candlequilter
First row of the tree pantograph - can you see the tree shapes
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Another angle of the trees
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In the mirror you can see the back side of your quilt with the red thread
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Pantograph that I am using
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Wow, that does look nice. The curvy kind of lines also add something to the strong lines of the quilt if you know what I mean. I'm surprised that you also have it loaded on the frame and are working on it. Thank you for being so prompt! Looks like he will be able to have it in time for his birthday!
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Originally Posted by karenm36
Wow, that does look nice. The curvy kind of lines also add something to the strong lines of the quilt if you know what I mean. I'm surprised that you also have it loaded on the frame and are working on it. Thank you for being so prompt! Looks like he will be able to have it in time for his birthday!
Just finished your sons quilt top. I still have to take it off of the machine and take pictures so I will send you some as soon as I have done that.
Thanks,
Sherryl
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Originally Posted by candlequilter
Originally Posted by karenm36
Wow, that does look nice. The curvy kind of lines also add something to the strong lines of the quilt if you know what I mean. I'm surprised that you also have it loaded on the frame and are working on it. Thank you for being so prompt! Looks like he will be able to have it in time for his birthday!
Just finished your sons quilt top. I still have to take it off of the machine and take pictures so I will send you some as soon as I have done that.
Thanks,
Sherryl
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hugs, Karen
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