Consult!

Apr 11 2011

I've set up a page at http://domesticat.net/quilts/consult for some of the questions I get over and over when I'm working on quilts for someone. I wanted to demystify a bit of the terminology and process of making one. I've told people that for te most part it's more painstaking than difficult. You don't have to be a technical master, but you do have to be accurate in your cutting and sewing.

For those of you who have wanted quilts, or have gone through the "ack I don't know what I want!" process with me, what could I add to the page to make it more useful? I know I need to finish the 'historical' section, but I've been uninspired there and decided to make the page public even though that section wasn't done.

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