Please Help Me with Design Decision
06-08-2009, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by kluedesigns
i could tack them down with invisible thread (by hand) so they don't hang down across the bottom.
i do have enough fabric to make a larger type binding.
i do have enough fabric to make a larger type binding.
Usually the double points are so stiff that they shouldn't "droop", but if you decide to tack them, either tack both ends or put a hanging tube across the top, 'cause you just KNOW that they're gonna turn it every which way but up! LOL
06-08-2009, 02:54 PM
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That's a gorgeous quilt, and I vote for "IN" too. Reading the words I couldn't imagine them looking right any other way but out, but they look so perfect pointing in. They do send the focus to the circle in the centre.
06-08-2009, 02:56 PM
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yes, its a complete surprise.
her mother is familiar with my work thru pics and always liked my more contemporary quilts.
the daughter and i worked very closely to make something that would combined all of these elements (modern design, breast cancer, new dawn on life, and her favorite color purple)
the very lightest pink fabric is the only outward sign that its a breast cancer quilt because its pale pink with pink breast cancer ribbons.
the mothers birthday is in 2 weeks and i'll be shipping this quilt to them by the end of the week - they both live in Minnesota.
her mother is familiar with my work thru pics and always liked my more contemporary quilts.
the daughter and i worked very closely to make something that would combined all of these elements (modern design, breast cancer, new dawn on life, and her favorite color purple)
the very lightest pink fabric is the only outward sign that its a breast cancer quilt because its pale pink with pink breast cancer ribbons.
the mothers birthday is in 2 weeks and i'll be shipping this quilt to them by the end of the week - they both live in Minnesota.
06-08-2009, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by gaigai
Originally Posted by kluedesigns
i could tack them down with invisible thread (by hand) so they don't hang down across the bottom.
i do have enough fabric to make a larger type binding.
i do have enough fabric to make a larger type binding.
Usually the double points are so stiff that they shouldn't "droop", but if you decide to tack them, either tack both ends or put a hanging tube across the top, 'cause you just KNOW that they're gonna turn it every which way but up! LOL
thats so true!
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