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I have knitted a patchwork quilty thing but have a question.......

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Cremolatorium · 24/10/2008 17:26

Yes it is knitted squares- all different shades of purple for dd's room. Anyway I think it needs edging.I can't for the life of me find anything on the interwed that resembles a pattern for what i need. I am also not very good at 'fancy' patterns as i can't read them.could I just do a long straight piece and sew it on? what about corners
?

TiA if you can help.

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puppydavies · 24/10/2008 17:26

CROCHET

puppydavies · 24/10/2008 17:27

oops sorry baby made the caps - she likes the light that goes on.

Cremolatorium · 24/10/2008 17:29

nooooooooo i am a filed crocheter all attemps at crochet have ended in a knotty mess.I have Carpal tunnel and crochet makes it sore. I must knit it
I'm afraid.

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TheWomanWhoAteTraffic · 24/10/2008 17:30

Long strips of satiny fabric doubled over, with a little wadding along inside it.

Cremolatorium · 24/10/2008 17:30

failed not filed

although....

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Cremolatorium · 24/10/2008 17:31

OOh yes like the satiny thing.Would you do a backing on it too ?

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TheWomanWhoAteTraffic · 24/10/2008 17:36

Maybe a large fleece backing would make it more hardy?

Then a satin trim around the adges.

DutchOma · 24/10/2008 17:37

You can do long strips, but you would have to do four. Cast on a stitch on the end OR the beginning of every row, then you get a neat mitre. If you do just one long strip you will have problems with the corners.

Cremolatorium · 24/10/2008 18:59

bedankt
and thanks

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DutchOma · 24/10/2008 19:29

So what's your Dutch connection?

Charliepw · 24/10/2008 20:14

Wot a bout creating live stitches around the edge of your blanket (perhaps one side at a time) and knitting an icord all the way around it as an edge.

Cremolatorium · 24/10/2008 20:22

it's a long (very sad)story and can't go into it here, but dd was born in NL. She still calls her English grandparents Oma and Opa.
have you any use for Micky Mouse videos in Dutch? or Jip and Janeka books.....

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Cremolatorium · 24/10/2008 20:23

charliepw PW please elaborate- I do not know what a live stitch is

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DutchOma · 25/10/2008 11:37

What a lovely idea, but I have the complete Jip and Janneke in one book and am not a fan of Micky Mouse.
Maybe dd would like them, I'll ask her.

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