WIP thread for Panda Quilt
04-05-2011, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Red
I would do a solid black to frame it.
04-07-2011, 07:52 AM
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It is a twin sized quilt, and you are so kind to offer. The young lady in question is happy with a solid of any color so you need not send me your fabric for this one. She said she likes the busy-ness and is very happy with the way I can finish it with what I have on hand.
I don't usually meet or confer with the recipients of my quilts, but in this case I had the chance indirectly thru the contact person so I asked for opinions. She actually prefers the brighter colors.
I so appreciate your interest and willingness to share tho. Big hugggggggs and smilesssssssss!
I don't usually meet or confer with the recipients of my quilts, but in this case I had the chance indirectly thru the contact person so I asked for opinions. She actually prefers the brighter colors.
I so appreciate your interest and willingness to share tho. Big hugggggggs and smilesssssssss!
04-07-2011, 09:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Red
you are more than welcome, if you need something in the future pm me, I have lots of fabric :) would love to share for a good cause :) Big Hugs and smiles back at you. :D
04-09-2011, 09:29 PM
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BTW Big Red, I meant to tell you how much I love your panda fabric with the water running thru it. That adds so much to your quilt!! And it's a great quilt also. Hugs and smiles,
04-09-2011, 09:34 PM
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Ah today I got the borders on. As this quilt gets bigger, it becomes increasingly difficult for me to handle. I am beginning to wonder how I am going to manage the queen size quilt I am planning to make for our master bedroom one of these days. LOL..
Here are the photos of the quilt with the borders on. I know the receipient likes it, I hope you all do too.
Here are the photos of the quilt with the borders on. I know the receipient likes it, I hope you all do too.
I did a narrow check border with little pandas in the corners and then a pieced leafy print wider outer border
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one little panda in the border corner
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the narrow check border then the leafy green border
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04-10-2011, 05:26 AM
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This is a very lively quilt. I think you did a great job on it. I am sure she thinks so too, especially with all the love that is in it. Thanks for letting us go along on the journey of its creation.
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