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 living in Central Denmark Charlie Brown: The secret is to look fantastic at a distance |
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If I remember correctly, Santa is a nice, old man, and you have been a good girl, Renata. I think you and your beautiful quilt are safe. Not sure about Rita though. She can be a little lively and cheeky.
 I think it's a great idea to split the quilting between the two different systems. |
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From the edge of Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood
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You never know, Lorchen, Santa might wrestle it off me and you might find it on your bed!
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Oooops, can't type accurately after 11pm...... Should have been 'of course'.
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From the edge of Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood
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Of coure I'm right!
Hey, Rita, any idea how we can get our hands on that quilt before Santa sees it??? |
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From the edge of Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood
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Thanks, Lorchen. I've spoken with my sister and I'll probably do a panto design at least where the trees are when I visit with her later this week since she has an HQ 16--it will be faster. I may then take it home and do the border on my Bernina. By the way, Lorchen, I think you're right... we might just have to sleep on it, unless I can divert Santa with cookies and single malt!
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Can't wait to see the finished quilt, Renata. The top is goooorgeous!!
But I would sleep on top of it on Christmas Eve, Renata. If Santa sees it he may 'liberate' it and take it to the North Pole with him. |
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Thank you, Jilly, and the quilt-top is finished! Should be quilting it next week...
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Renata your quilt is just lovley and I also love the fabric on the lights
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 Taree NSW - Australia My motto in life: live by the three GGG’s - be Grateful, be Gracious, be Gorgeous to yourself |
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Renata wrote:
Yes, Andrée, that's exactly what I meant... I don't know whether I heard the term somewhere or just made it up... Great! Just like in the BOM! but I could not think of a better way of explaining it. Draw the holiday light onto the fusible, cut out as much of the center portion of the fusible as possible, then press the fusible edge in the shape of a light onto the backside of the fabric and cut out the shape. I really wish I had done that, but I think I'm the only one who will notice any seam lines under the lights...Thanks! Andrée |
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Yes, Andrée, that's exactly what I meant... I don't know whether I heard the term somewhere or just made it up...
but I could not think of a better way of explaining it. Draw the holiday light onto the fusible, cut out as much of the center portion of the fusible as possible, then press the fusible edge in the shape of a light onto the backside of the fabric and cut out the shape. I really wish I had done that, but I think I'm the only one who will notice any seam lines under the lights... |
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Renata wrote:
If I had to do it again, I would pillow the lights instead of using Lite Steam-a-Seam 2 throughout the whole light because of the piano key border. Not that the seams show through that much, I guess I'm a bit of a perfectionist...  . Just passing it on if this lesson learned is of interest. I actually tested putting in the lights in three different ways but did the test on a solid background so I never even thought about the seems showing through...Renata, what do you mean "pillow"? Use fusible only on the outside edge? Andrée |
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Thanks, Susan. Still slogging away at the blanket stitch in the border...
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