Starred and Feathers is totally done
03-17-2010, 07:05 AM
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I always think of show quilts as being perfect. Aside from that one major flaw, not every point meets or is as pointy as it should be.
My son hung around and took some pictures of it. For a close-up I told him that there was no need to get detail of a non-perfect point. I showed him what that meant so he started looking closely and pointing them out until I said, "Ok, that's enough!" :-P :lol:
My son hung around and took some pictures of it. For a close-up I told him that there was no need to get detail of a non-perfect point. I showed him what that meant so he started looking closely and pointing them out until I said, "Ok, that's enough!" :-P :lol:
03-17-2010, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by pittsburgpam
I always think of show quilts as being perfect. Aside from that one major flaw, not every point meets or is as pointy as it should be.
My son hung around and took some pictures of it. For a close-up I told him that there was no need to get detail of a non-perfect point. I showed him what that meant so he started looking closely and pointing them out until I said, "Ok, that's enough!" :-P :lol:
My son hung around and took some pictures of it. For a close-up I told him that there was no need to get detail of a non-perfect point. I showed him what that meant so he started looking closely and pointing them out until I said, "Ok, that's enough!" :-P :lol:
It's a beautiful, outstanding quilt, and the quilting matches.
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