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Re: Completed HST projects 29 Apr 2012 09:16 #79856

  • CaroleD
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These are wonderful, and so very creative!!
Retired and loving it,
in the foothills of northwest Georgia, USA

Sewing on a Bernina 440QE (BSR and embroidery module) and an Elna Quilter's Dream
http://home.windstream.net/caroledoyle/

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Re: Completed HST projects 29 Apr 2012 08:42 #79855

Thanks ladies. I have 10 more to finish the binding on today. I'm a binding fool. Clara
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Re: Completed HST projects 29 Apr 2012 03:24 #79850

Clara, how lovely and how different,wonderful I love them. Dorothy
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Re: Completed HST projects 29 Apr 2012 00:41 #79845

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They are fabulous Clara, love love love them. What a great and so Clara-Creative idea! Perfect!
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Re: Completed HST projects 28 Apr 2012 22:05 #79841

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Clara, These are lovely. I don't think you need sunlight. I think they are sunlight. So creative and so beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Lois
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Re: Completed HST projects 28 Apr 2012 22:02 #79840

Here are the others from this group. There is a detail of the meandering pattern with tiny half-square triangles on it.
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Re: Completed HST projects 28 Apr 2012 21:59 #79839

Here are some pictures. They are NOT the final pictures as I need sun but had to share. Clara
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Re: Completed HST projects 28 Apr 2012 20:16 #79838

4 done now!!!

Make that 8! 10 more to go.
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Re: Completed HST projects 28 Apr 2012 20:08 #79837

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I knew you could aLL get these done for the deadline! Clara so glad to hear you made it. :D
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Re: Completed HST projects 28 Apr 2012 19:54 #79836

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Way to go, Clara!
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Re: Completed HST projects 28 Apr 2012 19:40 #79835

I've got one done!!!!
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Re: Completed HST projects 28 Apr 2012 19:15 #79833

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I washed my quilt after I had photographed it because of others problems with bleeding. I used synthropol and colour catchers when I did wash it and had one red triangle that bled through to the backing but nothing that bled on the front.
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Re: Completed HST projects 28 Apr 2012 17:51 #79829

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I didn't wash my quilt but did put it on my design wall and lightly spritzed with water, mostly to flatten the borders after quilting, and pinned it to do what little blocking it needed. I rarely wash a new quilt and didn't want to take any chances on a fabric bleeding on this one. When I make a quilt, I usually use Retayne to set any fabric that looks like it may bleed, then if it does, I wash it with Synthrapol as a back up. I've had a couple lately that have taken two washings with Synthrapol, the second with color catchers before it quit bleeding - and one was just a green, not even a batik. My inital soak/wash is usually just in the laundry tub unless I have a lot of fabric to do at once.
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Re: Completed HST projects 28 Apr 2012 16:41 #79827

I did not wash my quilt yet. I took the pictures as soon as it was bound and labelled. I didn't block it either.

Unless you need to wash it to get out something like Vanish water soluble thread, there is no requirement to wash it before you take the pictures. Just one less thing to stress over with the deadline approaching!

JMHO
Michelle Wyman
Acworth, GA
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