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Posted by Polly Esther on September 15, 2009, 11:35 pm
I don't know who recommended it either, Sunny, but, as ever, it was just one
of the many happy things rctq has given us.
Something you may not have noticed yet is that once laundered, mostly
your oops will disappear. I'm enjoying Hooked on Feathers too. Polly
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"Sunny" <wrote> My Sally Terry "Hooked on Feathers" book arrived today and
I'm
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> practicing making good feathers. I have to say I really like this
> method. I would do sort of a bull-in-a-china-shop sort of feathers but
> have never liked how they looked, which has usually been with lots of
> obvious sew overs and doubled seams. I've never been brave enough to
> include on in a quilt. But I can already tell that this is a good
> technique. It's easy and the practice actually allows me to see
> improvement already. I think this might really work for me. Thanks to
> whoever it was who first posted about this book. I'm really happy with
> it and can see some real potential to make my haphazard quilting
> skills better.
> Sunny
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