Re: Silk--What To Do?

Try crazy quilting!

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LN (remove NOSPAM)
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I've always worried that using a fusible stabilizer would react to the silk long term. I use silk with my cq, but have been afraid to use it.

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LN (remove NOSPAM)

Yes, I agree with crazy quilting. Judith Montano has several books on the projects. Large and small projects. Combine it with silk ribbon and make family members keepsakes.

-- Sandi in New Westminster B.C.

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shhdesigns

But if you go looking for any of her books, she is Judith Montano Baker. (might make a difference in the search).

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LN (remove NOSPAM)

I'm just plain lazy -- I use the 1/2" seam and skip the extra step. :)

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Kathy Applebaum

If you don't want to go the crazy quilt route, but prefer a more organized look, you might try "Silk Quilts" by Hanne Vibeke DeKoning-Stapel. All sorts of information on using silk for traditional patchwork patterns.

Becky

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Bob&Becky

oops, just a little brain dead from all the heat. Thanks LN.

-- Sandi in New Westminster B.C.

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shhdesigns

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