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    #16
    Hooray! Good for you Dana!
    Lyndhurst, Ohio USA - East Side Suburb of Cleveland, Ohio

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      #17
      congrats dana, fab. and i love that quilt you're working on - what great colours 8)

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        #18
        I am late to this thread, but let me tell you, I know Dana is a star and an angel who has become an important person in my life. So let me here in public say, "Dana, my friend, I love you. Hugs and happy days to you". Ann

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          #19
          My machine doesn't do infinite sizes of blanket stitches. It probably doesn't do a nice blanket stitch, but I'm going to try to experiment with it. I will also look for Alex's lesson on here. Thanks and way to go Dana.

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            #20
            Dana, it is so beuatiful!!!

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              #21
              Congratulations Dana! Your quilt is gorgeous

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                #22
                Ricky's raw edge applique is amazing, as you can see in the picture that I took in Oldham this year. He uses a narrow double blanket stitch.



                Click on the picture for a bigger version.

                I always experiment a little with threads before doing any applique. If the thread is visible, then I really want to be able to see it, and some threads are just too thin. I often end up using Superior's King Tut.
                From the edge of Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood

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                  #23
                  Dana, what a gorgeous, gorgeous quilt! Congratulations!!!

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                    #24
                    I have a question about raw edge applique :? How well will it wash? I'm planning on making a bed quilt next year
                    that will have a lot of applique. I was wondering if I should turn the edges or do raw edge applique. The quilt will
                    probably get a fair amount of rough use. It's for a teenage boy. Any suggestions?

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                      #25
                      If you do the blanket stitch or double blanket stitch around the edges, it will wash just fine. I did a quilt for my granddaughter with raw edge applique and it washes fine. She wanted a quilt because her dog sleeps with her and his hair stuck to her previous bed spread and didn't stick to her baby quilt. The things a grandma will do. LOL!!! Good luck with your quilt. Ann

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                        #26
                        That is really sweet, Ann!

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