A friend of mine asked me to make him a wall hanging from this panel his wife picked up at a close out sale. He only wanted it bordered and quilted with a ‘way to hang’ it on the back. I showed him pictures of panels cut and framed to look like a window but he was sure of what he wanted, so here it is. I used moss green batik for the first border and bark brown batik for border #2. After quilting I used a black binding and added a hanging tube on the back. He was very happy with the result and I will probably get a few more orders from his friends.
Beautiful! 🙂
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Thank you Tonya
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Warmly welcome. 😄❤
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Looks great!
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Thank you Kathy
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I bet you do get more orders!
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I hope so. It was the easiest wall hanging I’ve made so far.
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I made a panel wall hanging for a lady once. It was the easiest project I ever made for a customer.
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Hi Peggy,
Nice job – sometimes we want to make projects harder for ourselves than they need to be. This is just perfect! I wanted to try one of those window panel things too for the animal quilt I just made, but he didn’t want anything that complicated. So there you have it – I hope you get lots more orders! ~smile~ Roseanne
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Thanks Roseanne. You are completely correct. I am the worse to take something simple and add details that are not called for or needed. Being in hot Florida not too many calls for quilts so maybe wall hangings are the way to go. 🙂
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But, that is also our job as quilters too. We could take the easy way, but we like to challenge ourselves. Plus we have to expose the uneducated to all the possibilities that could be their’s. Besides, it gets cold in Florida . . . for one month! HAHA
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