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Colorful!

Posted on February 24, 2014 by quiltify

Last week I hand appliqued some triangles on to my autumn colored jelly roll quilt, which was shown in my prior blog post.  Consequently, it was a relaxing time, but not a terribly exciting time, except for the British murder … Continue reading →

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Another quilt photo

Posted on January 12, 2013 by quiltify

Here is my photoshopped picture from the raw photograph that was the base for the photograph in my prior post. Is there a difference?  Once a decent photograph has been shot, is the extra editing worth it for use on … Continue reading →

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Bob’s Quilt

Posted on January 11, 2013 by quiltify

This is Bob’s quilt, one of my early quilts.  This photograph is actually underexposed per my meter, but I prefer it.  The colors are deeper, slightly darker, as they appear in person than the other photographs.  This was taken with … Continue reading →

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Quilt applique, and lousy photographs…

Posted on December 29, 2012 by quiltify

Have you ever been so involved in the stitching that you’ve lost track of the equipment?  On my forth ‘snowflake’ style appliqué I apparently was so mesmerized from guiding the appliqué under the needle that I had no idea I … Continue reading →

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