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$28.99
@ House of Quilts |
Patience Quilted Pillow (16 Square) Mocha browns and woodland greens with highlights of burgundy make Patience a year-round favorite. Quilt features a large, centered eight-point star and two rows of repeating stars on each side. Fabrics are woven cotton with cotton batting. The star motif is repeated in the quilted Euro pillow, standard sham, and quilted pillow. Shams and pillows feature button closures and reverse to plaid. Details include piping and flanges. Quilt and throw are finished with binding on the bias. Bedskirt and valance coordinate in a burgundy/hunter plaid. Handquilted and prewashed. Quilted Pillow (16 Square) |
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$108.00
@ AsianIdeas.Com |
Brocade Quilt Black with red cherry blossoms down the center with matching calligraphy designs along the outside. Brown faux fur on reverse side. |
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$59.95
@ Sturbridge Yankee Workshop |
Patchwork Quilt Pastel calicos and petite floral patchwork blend in effortless harmony to create this alluring country Patchwork Quilt. High lofting summer weight fill maintains its cushioned softness season after season for enduring warmth. Quilt is 100% cotton for the natural choice in beauty, comfort and style for bedroom decor. Complete your Patchwork bedding collection with matching Shams and Throws. Clearance Return Policy |
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$99.95
@ CB2 |
Bagru Quilt King Artists' block. Community artists in India hand cut wood blocks, then hand stamp a geometric lineage in hand-quilted channels. White pattern on midnight black silky 100% cotton; quilt only reverses to black on white. Hand-applied dyes render a unique beauty to each. Machine wash. Imported.Block printed by handQuilt prints white pattern on black background; reverses to black print on white backgroundShams print white pattern on black background100% cottonMachine washImportedShown with Percale White Sheet Set (see More Shots) |
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$82.99
@ Luxury Quilts |
Quilted Matelesse Apple Green Twin Quilt (64 x 86) Twin Quilt (64 x 86) |
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$189.00
@ Pottery Barn Kids |
Pottery Barn Kids PBK Stella Quilted Bedding Our bedding has a stylish mix of colors and patterns that makes it ideal for little and big girls alike. Quilted entirely by hand, the quilted bedding is made of pure cotton for a soft and cozy feel. Pair it with our preppy percale duvet cover and sham and our embroidered polka dot cuff sheeting. Vibrant polka dots are reverse-printed on cotton. Easy-Care finish. Imported. Personalization is available for $6.50 more. (PBKids, PB Kids) |
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$195.95
@ Shophandles SuperMall |
Quilt Queen Kokoepelli MANUFACTURER: Patch Quilts MODEL: QQKOKO SHIPPING METHOD: UPS (Ships at standard rates) ***This product typically ships between 3-5 business days PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Style Series: Quilt Queen Kokoepelli This beautiful piece is made with 100% cotton and is quilted with |
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$6.00
@ charmedearrings.com |
Quilt Square CH883 Priced per pair |
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$4.00
@ Fabrics Unlimited |
Quilt Square Buttons Quilt Squares are 1" 2 sets available |
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Modern . Quilt. . Don't you love this modern . quilt. by Erica Sage? Eye-popping . quilt. fun set on flickr by a stitch in dye. Posted by Kim Carney at 10:52 PM. 0 comments: Post a Comment · Newer Post Older Post Home. Subscribe to: Post Comments ...
What area of the quilt do I start sewing to begin the quilting process?
Q. I have everything ready to start quilting, but I am unsure if it matters where I start. Should I start in the middle and work my way out, or start with the straight lines across or up and down? Should I start from the same side every time or alternate sides? I made sure it is pinned tightly and I have a walking foot. Is there anything else I should be doing? This is a lap quilt so it isn't that big. Any help would be wonderful!! Thanks
Asked by crurban123 - Wed Nov 28 10:37:59 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Start in the center and work out to one edge, then break off and go back to the center again, to work out to another edge. You can go back with a hand needle and tie off all the thread ends and bury them in the quilt. You'll notice that even with a walking foot, the top will travel a little bit, so you want it to travel evenly on all sides. That's why the batting and backing should be cut bigger than the top, and you don't bind the edges til the quilting is done. . .
Answered by Kacky - Wed Nov 28 10:43:42 2007
Q. I have everything ready to start quilting, but I am unsure if it matters where I start. Should I start in the middle and work my way out, or start with the straight lines across or up and down? Should I start from the same side every time or alternate sides? I made sure it is pinned tightly and I have a walking foot. Is there anything else I should be doing? This is a lap quilt so it isn't that big. Any help would be wonderful!! Thanks
Asked by crurban123 - Wed Nov 28 10:37:59 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Start in the center and work out to one edge, then break off and go back to the center again, to work out to another edge. You can go back with a hand needle and tie off all the thread ends and bury them in the quilt. You'll notice that even with a walking foot, the top will travel a little bit, so you want it to travel evenly on all sides. That's why the batting and backing should be cut bigger than the top, and you don't bind the edges til the quilting is done. . .
Answered by Kacky - Wed Nov 28 10:43:42 2007
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