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Saturday, December 14, 2013

Fixing the Burbles

I met a new Quilt! This quilt had been pieced by a few different people. Blocks were made by a group, it was sashed by another, and then my dear Client finished it up. Needless to say there were a few measuring discrepancies in it.

Not a problem. I took a lot of measurements before I started, and in the end - we had a fairly Square quilt.


Can you see the way the fabric was eased?  It made a few burbles. So in each block I stitched in the ditch to give it a frame.... and then quilted in the fullness.

It was so nice to see the finished result. Each block came out so nice.

I was in such a hurry to get it back to her in time for Christmas that I forgot to take a full photo....

But just so you are not sad - here are my boys - in serious mode... can you guess what they are sitting on?


11 comments:

  1. I thought a fence but then it could be a bus

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  2. A corral?! You were brave to take on a project like that! Having been in charge of a couple of raffle quilts, I know how hard they can be to get em where they look OK.

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  3. You did a lovely job on that quilt! Are the boys sitting on top of a bus?

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  4. Is that a school bus? Or just a bus?

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  5. A school bus............but, why?

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  6. How about a horse or cattle trailer?
    Nice job on the quilt. That's not an easy task!!

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  7. Judy V in Thornton, CO5:31 AM

    My vote goes to the school bus. You did just great fixing the burble in the quilt! Love the sound of the word, burble, too.

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  8. You are magic! Or a miracle worker! Those were really big baubles... You cured a sick quilt.
    Hugs

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  9. WOW! You're good girl! That was a lot of fabric to ease in there!

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  10. Anonymous9:39 AM

    I did a customer quilt that looked like this once. It was beautiful embroidery with fullness EVERYWHERE! I did basically the same thing, SID'ed each block and stippled the heck out of it. The quilt was later appraised at $1200.00, so I guess I nailed it as well as you did with this one.
    Pamela in SOMD

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  11. Great quilting job! You'd never know it had "issues".

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