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  1. 07-23-2003, 11:59 PM #1
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    Default sashiko design?

    http://www.bettegant.com/sashiko.html

    There is just too much information on quilting techniques and designs.
    Now I could see this being beautiful on denim.
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    That is a very pretty style. I have never seen any of it in actuality only pictures but from the pics it looks lovely.
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    Sara, there is nothing quite like a quilt, all in one solid color, with these types of designs on them. I've seen them in dark blues, blacks, purples, reds and whites - with the most beautiful designs on them.

    They are simple but so very elegant, they take your breath away and when they are hand quilted, there is no words to describe them. I've seen some done by mennonite woman and all I can say it AWESOME!!

    Your right, you could spend months finding information on quilting on the net, in books or magazines. It truly is amazing.


    Okay, now girl you need to get busy and start quilting!!!
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    Carolyn, I agree. So many quilts I want to do too.
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