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by pldc 20 Feb 2011 ( edited Feb 26'11 14:45 )
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this is a table topper that I did. It has a couple of simple designs in every coner & a couple of randoms too. Once it get washed a few times it will become more raggy looking.I had all of the little blue petals cut out & I kept loosing one! I would find it then look again & still be short one? Go figure?

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by pennifold 20 Feb 2011
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I've never done a raggy quilt - looks like you don't need to stitch down the seams. Hence the fluffy look when washed. Good job. Love Chris
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by pldc 23 Feb 2011
Well you do stitch the seams but not to close to the edges. About 1/4" seams all the way around, but if you go to close than you won't get the same effect! & this was way easier to cut then a true raggy one!Thanks Chris, Hugs Loralye
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by shirlener88 21 Feb 2011
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This is lovely.
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by pldc 23 Feb 2011
Thanks Shirlene, Hugs Loralye
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by mysew1325 21 Feb 2011
+3
wow.. very nice job
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by pldc 23 Feb 2011
thank U sew much!
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by oaro 21 Feb 2011
+3
this is very nice
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by pldc 23 Feb 2011
thanks
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by rmj8939 21 Feb 2011
+3
looks difficult.
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by pldc 23 Feb 2011
I had a good teacher! She can make anything look easy & she has alot of patience too!
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by chess 21 Feb 2011
+3
You have done a great job, looks like a lot of work but well done looks so pretty!
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by pldc 23 Feb 2011
thank you sew much!
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by stickmuster 21 Feb 2011
+2
Beautiful quilt, great work!!!
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by pldc 23 Feb 2011
thank you sew much!
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by noah 21 Feb 2011
+2
its excellent your sewing is grrrrrrrrrrrrreat!!!carolyn
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by pldc 23 Feb 2011
thanks Carolyn, Hugs Loralye. Practice practice & more practice, eventually I get it right!
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by toolips 25 Feb 2011
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this looks really neat, was it hard to do & did it take along time
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by pldc 09 Mar 2011
No it was super easy! & fast, except if your like me & keep loosing the petals, hahaha
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by eggyannie 25 Feb 2011
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this is simply wonderfull. i would love to try this style out. where can i find the pattern and instructions please, it sure looks a fun project to do thank you for shareing it
annie in the uk
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by pldc 09 Mar 2011
I don't know, was @ a retreat & a lady there was making hers sew she sort of explained it to me & my gf & this is the result. My friend taught me how. send me a PM with your email if you want more info
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by tippi 25 Feb 2011
+2
Very nice.
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by pldc 09 Mar 2011
thanks tippi
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by drro 25 Feb 2011
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This is a great idea! I have been saving the scarves from my poodle's visit to the groomers for years, and I have a variety of different colors and prints. (The groomers use really soft fabrics for these, and I do not leave them on her as she dosen't like them! Thus, I have many!) I have been planning to use them to fashion a quilt--for the poodle, as she loves to lay on soft things! You have given me a great way to do this! Thanks!;>)
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by pldc 09 Mar 2011
wow what a great idea! & thanks
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by sewdeb 26 Feb 2011
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Great job! It looks all nice a cuddly! I can relate to the missing piece...it's happened to me too many times! ;-D
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by pldc 09 Mar 2011
I just found 2 of them this morning? Thanks