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by keeponsewing 25 Feb 2010 ( edited Feb 27'10 01:39 )
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I've allowed the classroom to participate and they have drawn on muslin with fabric crayons, I don't want to cover the art work up. I will be embroidering sayings, and the year, classroom teachers name and mascot etc... I'm just plain stumped... What do I do? Stipple around it? Do an outline on the artwork? Remember what I do will show up on the backside of the quilt if I sandwich everything. H-E-L-P....

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by marietta 25 Feb 2010
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Can not help, but would also like to know. Good question.
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by keeponsewing 27 Feb 2010
I had lots of suggestions and will share when I'm finish.
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by jacquipaul 25 Feb 2010
+3
TTT
We have lots of experts here who can tell you!
*4u!
Jacqueline
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by keeponsewing 27 Feb 2010
yep, for sure. Thanks
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by mmgreyhounds 26 Feb 2010
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You should ask this on the public tab. That way more people will see it and you will get more suggestions.
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by keeponsewing 27 Feb 2010
Yes, I did that before I did this one, but got the same number of responses, but they were definitely good ideas, and I'm thinking on what to do.:) But I will share when I finish it. :)
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by ken174 26 Feb 2010
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What if you just embroider thru the batting . This would hold it in place and the back would just be plain. Or visa versa. Sandwich the back and batting, X it, then add the front and sew your seams. It seems the x is really just to hold the batting in place as it usually doesn't reach the seam. let us know what you decide.
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by keeponsewing 27 Feb 2010
Thank you, I did consider that also... :) two great minds, etc... :)
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by clawton 26 Feb 2010
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I added a comment under jrob's in the public section. Since you are not using batting and only flannel/fabric you may not need to do anything unles the squares are large.
By the way I saw this type of quilt on display at Cabella's sport store done in woven fabric and it was beautiful.
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by keeponsewing 27 Feb 2010
Yes, my squares are 10" which is rather large. Woven natural fabric does make a BEAUTIFUL rag quilt, but man, I'd hate to clean out the dryer after it has dried. hehehhe....
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by lbrow 27 Feb 2010
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I am no help here but really interested in seeing the outcome. Hope u get some excellent suggestions from other cuties. *
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by keeponsewing 27 Feb 2010
Thank you. I got lots of ideas, now I've got to process them and decide what will work best. I will share when I'm done. :)