Is This Too Ugly To Give?
09-24-2011, 07:29 AM
#122
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I love all things unusual, and therefore I think your quilt is right up my alley, and I truly do like it!! Not to mention the fact that it is one of a kind and I'm sure any child would love it. You'll get no criticism, I'm certain.
09-24-2011, 07:31 AM
#123
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I Love your your quilt. I for one hate pale pink and blue baby quilts. The I helped my sister make for her 2nd grand-daughter is Choclate brown and a very bright pink. Nothing "baby" about it.
You know if your really worried about it, you can show it to yoru friend under the story of asking advice as if it is a gift for someone else. Give you an idea if she likes it or not.
I agree, it is something a 5 year old would not mind using.
You know if your really worried about it, you can show it to yoru friend under the story of asking advice as if it is a gift for someone else. Give you an idea if she likes it or not.
I agree, it is something a 5 year old would not mind using.
Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
Sob! :cry:
I spent two days making this baby quilt for a shower gift for a baby boy, and it turned out HIDEOUS. The bohemian modern look I was going for was an EPIC FAIL. Something about the mix of baby prints with the dark masculine prints just Did. Not. Work.
Hubby has been encouraging me to give it anyway, as it's a nice usable cozy quilt, but is it too darned ugly to give away?
I spent two days making this baby quilt for a shower gift for a baby boy, and it turned out HIDEOUS. The bohemian modern look I was going for was an EPIC FAIL. Something about the mix of baby prints with the dark masculine prints just Did. Not. Work.
Hubby has been encouraging me to give it anyway, as it's a nice usable cozy quilt, but is it too darned ugly to give away?
09-24-2011, 07:31 AM
#124
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I like it - the fabric you chose is masculine, yes, but also has a traditional feel to it. I am a big fan of unconventional baby stuff though. Only you can make the call as to whether or not you think the mom in question will appreciate it. I like the post that suggested you donate it to Project Linus should you choose not to give it to the mom. Of course, you could give the mom the choice and tell her you were not sure if she would like it but that if she does, she can have it. I did that once, with a quilt I made for a friend. It did not turn out the way I liked at ALL but when I gave my friend the choice, she happily accepted it.
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