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Updated:Just stitched up these placemats for my daughter. Now the question is to quilt a little for stabilization. I am looking in my stash for a quilting design that will fill the 6x10 hoop<br /><br />
Something like a vine with leaves Like a red work.....On the hunt<br /><br />
Thanks for looking.<br /><br />
Here is the first one quilted. I used a cherry design from Embroidery Library. I took 3hoopings to cover. I left the stabilizer on the back (sticky vilene) so maybe you can see it better.
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love the place mats please post photo when quilted great fabric
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Thanks.
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Love the fruit fabric!!!! That is perfect for placemats. Hope you find a wonderful quilting pattern to use soon. Please show us the final result when done.
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Thank you.
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They look great Have fun quilting/Lillian
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Thanks Lillian.
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Very nice! If you don't find a pattern you like, try stitching line from corner to corner & several inches apart to hold them together. But really, they look great as they are.
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Thanks!
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sandralane
13 Jan 2016
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The placemats look great, well done. Keep trying there here are a few around different sites. Sandra.
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Thanks. I found some . Now to get to it.
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There very pretty and with so many colors could fit for years even if you change to purple lol
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Oh Carolyn, Eggplant purple is my daughters favorite. I made kitchen curtains and table cloth several years ago with coordinating border fabric. Just time for an update.Thanks so much.
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Very pretty she is going to love these.
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Thank you very much.
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Daughter finally sent me a picture.
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Wonderful print! Nice table too.
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Thanks.
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crazypatchmama
13 Mar 2016
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Love the fabric for the placemat and double potholder. Thanks for sharing.
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They look very pretty on the table, you had done a great job. Marian