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Spools

New postby Pudge99 on Mon Feb 25, 2013 9:09 am

Sewing up quilts to hang on the walls above my shelves. Here's today's project. All cut on my new Accuquilt
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Re: Spools

New postby sewingmom on Mon Feb 25, 2013 9:18 am

I love the colors and design. Your shop will be great with the displays.
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Re: Spools

New postby ninifav on Mon Feb 25, 2013 9:43 pm

Cute cute...
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Re: Spools

New postby sewingrandma on Thu Feb 28, 2013 5:20 pm

Love the colors. So wish I liked to do the quilting. I could make the quilt tops all day long but it is just too expensive to have someone else do the quilting. I've priced different shops and they start at $350 for a Queen size.
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Re: Spools

New postby LeapFrog Libby on Fri Mar 01, 2013 10:27 am

Brockie,
Why don't you try doing the quilting Georgia Bonesteel's way. She used to demostrate that a lot on her programs. and I did it on a wall hanging I made one time. I used to have most all of her books , but I donated them to the quilt guild here in town. You can find Georgia on the internet, I am pretty sure. She lives in or near Flat Rock, NC..Last I heard you could order her books from her. Her way is to quilt all of a portion of a quilt small enough to do either by hand or machine, then attach those portions together (easy method) , finish quilting the seams part, then bind the whole quilt.
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Re: Spools

New postby sewingrandma on Fri Mar 01, 2013 12:30 pm

Libby, I'll have to check into that way of quilting. I have seen some of her shows on PBS at one time or another. I had forgotten about that method of working on smaller pieces before attaching them to the whole. I have made very small wall hangings that were quilted and enjoyed that. I also quilted some baby quilts and they were just too big for me to be comfortable doing even with all the rolling, folding etc to make them easier to handle.
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Re: Spools

New postby LeapFrog Libby on Mon Mar 04, 2013 10:14 am

Brockie, If you have access to a PBS channel called "Create", they show Geogria programs sometimes. Its still called "Lap quilting with Georgia Bonesteel" I think, .. Yesterday I saw the one on Thimbles..again.. It was still interesting after 10 or so years..
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Re: Spools

New postby Pudge99 on Fri Jun 14, 2013 12:01 pm

Thought I would share a picture of it all sewn together. Not quilted yet, but still wanted to share. It is hanging on the side of my embroidery thread rack. Figured that was a good place for spools.
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Re: Spools

New postby LeapFrog Libby on Sun Jun 16, 2013 12:03 pm

Beautiful, Gina! ! I love anything purple and bright prints of all colors. That is gorgeous ... I know it will create a lot of comment from your customers..
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