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The Emporia => Patchwork & Quilting ... Welcome to the Darkside => Current Projects => Topic started by: Iminei on March 06, 2018, 15:10:31 PM
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This is a copy from the rant thread but is relevant to the black and white jobby which Im sincerely trying to finish before the end of March ....
Black and white jobby (https://thesewingplace.org.uk/index.php/topic,1094.0.html)
When I first started quilting I found the most difficult aspect of any quilt of a certain size was the layering. I simply didn't have the area available or, at that time, the expertise.
Step forward to my rescue our Not So Local Quilt Emporia which offered a FREE layering service ... 505 style!
This was a great boon! They had the space, the expertise and the products ... which you didn't have to buy but generally you did ... the batting, the 505 and while you were there a stray FQ or two (or three) might just jump into your basket.
So it was win win for all concerned!
Time went by and I became more proficient at quilting and indeed layering and all but the biggest projects could be layered by myself at home on my devils table (it extends but is oval so larger items still try and escape!)
Last year I started making a quilt for my nieces' (now rapidly) upcoming 21st birthday ... it was going to be a double and even though I was going to QAYG it in two halves, I knew I would need help with the layering so I made my appointment with the Not So Local Quilt Emporia and toddled off with my quilt tops, batting, backing and 505 ...
Things had changed ... not only did they now charge to layer ... £5 per quilt top, which meant £10 as my double quilt was in 2 sections and counted as two ... but quite frankly, I think they did a perfunctory and really poor job of it!
The wrinkles will disappear as the 505 dries I was told ... Yeah Right!
Of course I said nothing. One of the woman who now runs the shop quite frankly has always scared the living bejeezus out of me (and others I've been told)!
I took my quilts home and looked at them rather sadly. They were appalling!
So I set to ... ironing the tops out trying to achieve something half decent and in the end folded them away ready to be quilted early this year.
Here we are March 2019, and I know that I have been procrastinating about Lucias quilt aka The Black and White jobby, so yesterday I brought it down and suddenly realised exactly WHY I had been so reluctant to start on this beautiful quilt.
It was as bad as ever! Leaving it for 6 months had not improved a thing!
So I set about ironing the tops, desperately trying to make a silk purse from a sows ear, and was getting somewhere near abouts or so I thought....
I took it to the machine and started with some stabilizing stitches ... lengthways, crossways and on the diagonal
and as I did it started to pucker .... these are great big max length stitches and the top was wrinkling under them...
Pathetic! I have never in my entire time of quilting had a pucker or wrinkle and the only reason I could fathom was that it had been layered so shoddily.
Half an hour and a phone call later; I was ripping the stabilizing stitches out, separating the layers (which was very easy, no surprise ) joining the backing halves, inserting and stitching the last piece of sashing to complete the top and then joining a double beds length of wadding too .... GGRRRR .... which is not as easy as you would imagine ...
but it is done and in an hour or so I will be off to see Andrew of White Orchid Longarm Quilting to get Lucia's quilt professionally quilted !!!
It wont be cheap and I had really wanted to quilt it myself, but I know my limitations and a whole double bed size is just too much, but luckily although presently unemployed I do have my redundancy payment to dip into....
But one thing I do know ... I will never go to that Not So Local Quilting Emporia for layering again ....
and am indeed considering a full embargo, as their workshops are expensive and you have to schelp everything you would possibly need over there and if you perhaps forget your cutting mat or light, they dont let you borrow one of theirs, you have to buy one instead!
Thank you for listening, but unsurprisingly I'm still p****! Maybe things will be better after I get to White Orchid.
I have been to Andrew and am (hopefully) going to be very happy at the resultant stitch....
I have asked him to send a pic and when I get a pic of the pattern I will post it!
I was also really happy with the finished ie in one piece quilt top ... It looks really modern and hopefully she will lke it ... for that pic you will have to wait as its waiting its turn at White Orchid!
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Here is the pattern/design for the quilting ...
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..... distance between lines vary from 1/2" to 3" (I think) Andrews going to quilt it in a very (sssh) light pink.
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It's going to look fantastic Iminei, and well done you for managing to undo the bad workmanship of your not so local shop! I agree, it isn't easy joining large pieces of wadding, nor is it easy to join sections of quilt that need to be matched. Ask me how I know!
I'm disgusted with the quilt shop. If they charge for doing a job, then it should be done properly, and to tell you that the wrinkles come out after drying... Who are they trying to kid? I would never go through their doors again for anything, and I hope I never order anything from them by mail order.
The cost of the professional quilting will be worth it I'm sure, for such a special gift. She'll love it. <3
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Ooh, that quilting should look fabulous.
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Oh Iminei, that sound really frustrating -< but you have made the right decision and I am quite sure, it will look great!!
I layer my quilts always on the very day of quilting. Folding and storing doesn't improve the quality :'(
But I love the 505 basting spray, for me it works very well.
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Well to be fair one of the very first things I had layered by the Not So Local Emporia was The Opus and that sat waiting for me to quilt it for ...ahem! .... two and a half years ... and it was fine!
I totally believe it was the workmanship and a meagre costing of 505!
Now I must GET ON!
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Very frustrating for you Im. Mr.Ruby and I had a similar experience with the new carpet laid in our house a few years ago. The company went out of business..disappeared and we have undulating carpet humps and waves throughout our house! Can't afford, and can't be bothered getting it fixed even though it looks a fright...so yes....I certainly can commiserate with you on the shoddy workmanship you were forced to deal with.
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Picked it up from Andrew yesterday Woo Hoo!
Its enormous (Ooh Err Misus) but Andrew managed to take an (almost) full pic in his workshop ....
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/9t4L_NHv-SvK0pMPxKi2cPUKfKqyBIMMM0tqvf8PLgQQkImgH32Ln6oDJJzBTyQlkHkn17fKh_si6qr4l-W63ecHhUFWis6tXaAIDPQpf98dk5ry1FWS2Lsqlcx2YjeRthVcsLH0oegzIICgzvyXzNMDNAGAtKRsxThkjZq6htor70dAR7aD_vVErt4QOZjvgL-uttd93iO4uQZqlYLeMVLSz_ynFCks9c7_oigKDx9JYwaMps6R8x2YhZAZY9JIQLhxHXIZjjIs8DVJyRimjxYZlepOydUo3GFd9BIJu1UIREd6YSQsKxz9CutshJCuKr4wO3iVAuX9jAE5S7xpZz8BkeYNIYRMjO50MI1gv_eFxyPRCgOqogHTof1RSF3CP5Ll7G7xJFERhMe8nkXG6k8zhLSQP4kGF7N76RI9UkV-bbXLzTIaDHumM6gOvrmjdxPkj5FAvGpLGjRC_d2QuslvOildYSjIV_XGn0Ic3QS1ba7QVBcjK7go_0dckF6rSX7vV3XpfVWeKeCCHEvW8_LBUfWx-RQCIPpV0Z4Wq-JI76R528V0Fhq4h6E6LijmN8dmJcxG3qG_WV7IxI2GGOC2caZphJXZCY5OGCdFNS93ukMuKT311ZvFfrJeH5zolSUfz66F0LMfVAjne5EvnwjwqAA=w567-h755-no)
and a close up of the quilting ...
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/rJYfW-HPpm0sDX0SDwTp2SW3lrjvc7IGnLwccCoIKQLKMRqmY2MfnJlpJcpCYomPwpiyz9WRX0N77IOVaOC22B72xnfJyNrdYGQUI2Dw6lKpUtJFAu9ya1xNuHUWnssRGQmbb2oJfMq5coGTLoeywcD0f_9k7pw_VmQTIZCQ3Wpl5NqquqXj4bKmCK3-QpnImr3vqF5KMZ5bIPGvKH8RvNla5oB0f29ESQF62O7LRcbiEs27B-YhXznqkI9QpGiEhOzE3k55BtqDahiDZTRvSXMBLfi7JxM-g4n0lsGPWV2GtyQlZVARSSqW4AEk8vStEto75O_ZlNFMUvt_ZudXExXtD9HdQ6iEqdrfWLRi64kat6EcO43o_FAORyL0JeA_sEHxsh9K87w548ZYHOCwFrH7LWXkdjUicRE3AfNNKJaIXz9ShpwCaZtYFp3hL0LQ1Sz6t3oMIDusI8bBTmRi0EkGCJtsuh5GQHaU-bH-ErAhjV-5a6ZHts-uOj_9zluTYU60DVuJNX8m2TVpef9Fd6obap1uF-6tvg4UPUwa7Ho8swzPPKU67uTY18u8uyCSWyaH65qjhmH1xY1blP-1iBasOmUOnCBXFafdx5NkK-huowXHBnfBtUxsOz7LvBEmDRCJYnCcUDJFzpWVP--ikHQdZYs=s755-no)
Next binding! Im going to use the black with white star outline fabric used within the quilt for it and then lastly a label, courtesy of Elvis ... I'll wake him when I'm ready.
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I must admit, I'm not a big fan of the pattern but the workmanship is beautiful, absolutely first rate both by yourself and Andrew Don't dither with the binding, it sounds like it will complete the quilt beautifully <3
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I love the quilting pattern you chose. I think I might have to file away that idea for future use as it looks quite doable with a walking foot on a domestic machine.
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Ive just finished making the binding for Lucias quilt .
Wrestling with a 4" wide anaconda took a while but I've tamed him now.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/HVz-gSiqMzN0tgctS9qPuVZJJdAaM8zDX65DNoPIz1ws5L_tQ1OzzIwmNzFFy2mhnNAG-6-3ichz9qQijd5AVK27zYUsZRzTnYpi_NidZpGhjP6Er1GW4GrXB62t8_4WLz0WkbLXoKBBH0TmIAr9tC7uixC4XvkyqCMu5DSH0TBoqzjgvgbzHLeuLJ2nCNty71BkEWugF6AiJtm1OxUYaiX21iqCRPwpPJifS1TmxiGS68eaSCWH5S05cREkF8Phpm6pd9iw7LEUONuti9bwiFAFoWla0mvTJOujfUQVuRo0ynJpWPa6K6wNNs5GC_y6F0g8q6luGC5MRkm0g1oiu0MuTg6kIDDTUUG01ZjIoiblAMvetjHHyR_2YPHlzwWnQvulHlAhZc6fAwxoh0jtBaXdFdT8kTi4gn6aJgzMk9bXynpFxCG6zeZy6LxhktDFHeP7zvttdYf0P1nPcB3SOR_O8IUjapfdSscXbjmHJ1KBUXA0jl-ExeFAyT94Mkz2hSJZpmouQx07L3vMrzo3C7WEHDd1MJmsUwARRbQEWcBzobu4p0WUmo1-DHaR9uQPo8TOLv0uIG9qcxEr7J3Tu-3MJ2mxCqtUcpQedPwTRmn2yIKc4khQsS-5AJ7c6bqErVdk6tccojc92a90PK2K4ph9zHM=w1063-h755-no)
I want to make a nice wide border and the magic formula for 2 1/2" wide binding said 7.8 ish widths but Iv'e cut 9 to allow for the 45 degree join in them ... should be enough, but I've more fabric if needs be. Im not going to attach today as I need all the width of dining table I can so need the leaves put in.
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I didn't realise that you sent quilts away to be quilted. I have never made or owned a proper quilt and thought that they were quilted as they were constructed. I must take a journey to the dark side and learn more!! ;)
Imi your village quilt makes me want to have a go, it's fantastic!!!!
@Lollipop ... do it, you know you want to !!! :devil:
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That's a lovely quilt.
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Most quilts are quilted at home @Lollipop either by hand or machine. The sequence is... piece, sandwich, quilt, bind. However, sometimes quilts can be too unwieldy to be quilted easily,or people want a very intricate design, and they are sent to a long-arm quilter ( the machine has a long arm, not the operative :D )
I wouldn't do it personally, as the quilt wouldn't feel completely my own, but some people swear by it and you do ( usually ) get excellent results. :flower:
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... the machine has a long arm, not the operative :D ...
Well there's another illusion shattered. :[
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:D :D :D :D
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The binding is on, pressed to the front, pinned and getting used to its new position in life! Boy its a big quilt!
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(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/H_BChqnC941eF5W--mJfUL8ASm0l8QuAWDA2WpIbb9J2RSr-wowzyh8W5PoJSMJGa73X2YFJqPzwka4OuYpcjJviYZ0izmVAb8LPFuPPnxjzNzrNK_kzAPr37tBOIae7GYg63Bp1xExj4jtOWDvsdfxz_1eETYzMDCP_JV6EpCwUmpvC3w6owyrPqeU3X3BffmNYq4zJoEAWNnGPplmdbcqO01EzkJ-qmctMpcXJvbK-1HXMMmZeVhSirWXuaXiVD1E9X8P5DM3agxpMI-Jxb8eW0w92CSyB_6qTB6VNixCFGDGQnrhqnnrqOvO0Vm-QCKFcN_TUtGUiAxptGrky2Ox5EqsxQMIh0q2SlI46b-ws55CMtyeldtFLFsgoYEJIsD4ab--rlCSzOtX1U1He14izbpN8VxvEB4vO3Gbl05A3BjSMjpiUjD4dNa8-7NZiEMk9qe6V32InpnJdqVQoMA42y3G3k_hjw4otWvJajl7J8uARG5ZOQPwdjlCdC-Bq_bf-sC35pUrK4AfAjIlHYMvFFVfD0tAZit6tHOY2eE3Sz8vopJIQGfVnCMGd8onUY_-H5gk6gUrnyxGcsHmVuDJbFkKzG1QHajfGpwO7Y8iz3jV2Vd1-zJoEPIBOa20sF6hcs5CtKB7PaLtHJo5y0doe7XE=w589-h788-no)
I've made a nice wide binding, cut 4" folded to 2" wide and I attached it to the back using a 4.5 something seam whatever that is ... so nice and generous all round.
I've finished sewing those buttons on (I loathe sewing buttons on as Im so kackhanded with thread) ... So all in all not a bad mornings work, Im now thinking vaguely about making a small sandwich for lunch.!
Then a label ... what to put ???
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When you've made the small sandwich will you quilt it? ;)
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I have been staring at that post for a good few minutes thinking what on earth is Acorn talking about ...
I get it now!!!! 0_0
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Ummmm Im. why the teeny seam allowance on your binding? If the standard 1/4" seam allowance = approx. 6mm, how come you've gone smaller?
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Sorry Rubes, but I really have no idea what the 4.5 means ...
All I know is that it is the setting for a standard .... garment makers ??? :S seam allowance.
Its where the needle on The Splurgess starts out before you adjust it, in the middle of the 9mm span that it has for stitching.
Is that any clearer, like mud???
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Standard seam allowance for garments is 5/8" or on many patterns now 10mm (3/8").
4.5mm is a twinge smaller than 1/4"
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What is 5/8 to 1/4 then ???...
Sorry for being completely dense here but all I know is that 4.5 is what The Splurgess wakes up with as a position for its needle.
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Brain hurting somewhat. So could "4.5" be a scant 1/4" seam p'raps?
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1/4" is 6.35mm so no. :[
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10mm and 3/8" are the same save a gnat's crochet.
So, 5mm would be 3/16"
So 4.5mm would be a scant 3/16"
I don't know of anything that would be standard for.
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The '4.5' just indicates that the needle will fall in the middle of the 9mm foot. If you move the needle to the left, the display will show ' 4.4,4.3,4.2....1.0.0.9.0.8...0.0. Similarly, when moving the needle to the right the display shows ' 4.6,4.7,4.8....8.7,8.8,8.9,9.0'
The display doesn't indicate the seam allowance that you are seeing.
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4.5 on my Janome just means the needle is in the central position.
If I sew a seam with the needle at 4.5 and the regular pressure foot I will get a 3/8" or 1 cm seam if I run the fabric on the edge of the pressure foot. A 5/8" seam is about 1.5cm.
Not completely accurate but near enough for me.
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The veil lifts and all is clear to me now :)
BTW Im, does that mean that your binding is wider on the front than on the back? I just did binding that way and found it to be easier and neater.
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Yes its a nice chunky binding ...
Now I have laboured hard to make a label, but its come out a bit to wide for me to do my usual thing of folding and inserting alongside the binding ....
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/dFxE2OC7RNvawHDz6lbO3JoY6jpuxTGGxOQBGBhcCQbn1EPYG7D77IfnQ40HhQLXRk7v9VhwTmT0iNmqDo2GrxWE59axjP3j-FBqnI8O75LtCz1zW-OGVk0mcpFaGbEz_498sRScB-sPto3SV6foR4JzMtTaaeLLxPUraS5I5izHzkG2kIxdnlyh1T-l8RUJCpDl12TOtPAGvqtOlGMWST2MViQUmd_L_LyIoPEMnyB-JN5sdMtK61mmNt6ofrvYpUABicnWYZSOdtNhboMSRJgNRcWAqUd6-r3L1lvhGd3UdQ6ttL6qk0duOBZ-CYG8nJkB4Ieas-LgNuc8zVDG-XdW1H8YcL_umLd221nYAkKoH2qk-wH3Wh_xACmz0BqzM70WVdnGpeFiloE-90lgzQFqQsv9QyaYNe9F8Oq-p1_hlfP9eCAwMRattKXYTuuTHzJ4AKyP_QJhTMVDF2qLrZ21pnl5InYEbu6sxbK_kyBSC8Cy1cOjASQmwRUaaK2d8g_8yFP43RUEr1lT-_ZmBjEPCUHu2_t2FGultU21f9vxF_XjV1LxysLPNYEYqvKNHugL-ep1Hq2aUMrlBZGN7YYDvGBYb_1sfGZ5FaRtBPrfpuFCbBIZVkLFkxlcpW-9485fJ3c5Pdqpzn60DT3EWsa9B8c=w1055-h788-no)
linky (https://photos.app.goo.gl/5QTfm9nVJaQ5rvIX2)
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linky (https://photos.app.goo.gl/0P7K9uIIZz9m2VbX2)
Its also on a thinnish cotton which means that it is fairly transparent...
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linky (https://photos.app.goo.gl/qTJLRmRtWzrulQCJ3)
as you can see from the pic ....
as its going to be attached to the red backing how would you girls attach the label ???????
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Label done and ready to be (I think) hand-stitched after the binding is sewn down ...
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Yz8k64EsQ4wbG-Ez0a6kGuVyi8j0q512aKM8JAHtP8vkcJRmOSOhQ7ynszb7Gq5gmTphAAdQp4xcqy5N1wMqjKU0atYXtutoPVIDuCkc2auCuYo43TUt-pAnHqDh2Q7TszYNwhLBsPQQGniwtS1CW_RZfJ8zQ9YLV91Ly6CascQQbgQ9t0cnT14lXEaw97UwwyybF0yBtME7tt_PNtAkgWvMwA7mBxyVtLQ7njBF42XloR1aUr8WleaUigD7LObWu1ZjbE4LYDvf_VpNCbQjnVX2TtaQdmJKoRCmFn1DOYmjJXYj7RnzuJGL0ffJD9TkqnN_o9u3ZzI5hkQmW6u0O7liBYadjBOlNoUfmaBGXXb43vJAYAZa-5pSxg7aMA3wEIonYSEUGKX1GwwgCkJSBNdrmYu5SFxMZ6s0hOvNF9HjdKazdLCWLW98HMHccgOMRea9Zhi_J_4Wb9spPqMqGAt6d6R63c7eTsAoi4Od1DyMDfr3Tq0OiiydQGE3AzX9ed4N8fHxJn1JO30wQU9-rtAcJfxNmP66vQ0_nNOAIYyxscTzOAGkjO0OQYuVJeMwLQoXPaUHpNff2Q0oES7zC2rl5nAx-8D4oSrMctCN4OtHd0I940PUZT1qfJNU4b3TUFQcy6xviXKbm2Um9ZXnzYuf190=w727-h788-no)
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You've got to grips with lettering with Elvis have you? It looks like it.
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Great lettering, Iminei - whichever machine you did it on. :) Very effective and classy-looking.
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Elvis's lettering but God it takes me aaaagggeeessss ....
And Im still not happy with the spacing but Im bu**ered if Im doing it again.
Now I really MUST finish start stitching the binding down
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Your labels are beautiful Im. <3
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It Is Finished!!!!!
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Kb_QuEn-3x9e4u__6QhTYEotBhYdtbR8xxNZ79H215zdxp83ViWkHfgMrcX4eDhw96VCqYv9YaZvk9w8ADQcrbdbSNajBcy7DsdTVhMSOtC_dfKpBFZxt9ZOk7aUShvYTtzOe2J0SYNFUKrGjE2qyfV-kjalabaXdu4clWzoq34CXYTtxkwPyBXIw6Iy6d3pdZghHHd9SJJx_iMWo7BkZbALOG1kae5Vq2TlIXO0cv5J5Xf1nqBTnd6oX_yIusuqXY5SYc4OheO0P21fdp_bSObBKko7GmqW2E5N1q9gtiUv91yNHUaOgP1DNu3bz2kRjC_fWH7EnLa1HZPUurrR0jvmrEli7i7SE2Y78ucRkQAAENmBZGAIZRTEeIMUFuMBt4pnmKJBfNgyBdpXcz7gQ0lxjWXraJdU5I_-akQ-nU1KkZ-o7iHZTUSdn60-Y_7q6C6HAoFb2i4wPekwldHK0mvHHI4tqnveWgUCRif4u91jEtuSxmMfh12DKzyHO3O_eevyHjmqb4lth5pRGtCSCIefj3rZfR1nSwqg1jyro9miyGQ_g5R7_JVknMJB8SSd_jT6SHh_91M0HK5UqoLna-nNJG67mFZhH8j-cemikLuTU_kBGgnS6wcaA-DqWQMitONotQR7EvWz8sbZLd2m4mJuTbE=w1055-h788-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/lMMVChvYkOY6T57vp6Cogx2OZkwgsmVhoc0wMC21NBJ5jhgNveuIx-xcr0mHEKD4FkgLz0IAiN6ZfQKquEi5lO0i1NErpV1DV4rMvgGrXZ5_1QWOh-NVdzTGaII3-nO7pEKc-YHCa0fmgB-lbh_BwO4cLJY_zt-fjSjuDXr-boThPJW4oPyMN5f8iGCozk-PtEchegEzoMC6A06Oag7aPpItj8TEabMt9RHHyySSsPXDRRG5xalo-Zwqje4gbE1B0nkXBMIgj8Y81V8pascHn__g6ofdY-jkwq_TpeTAKivdkew0Gkk6o6Fg1I5eP6uY28xgRU8Kt6sH48aMJwu0Gaevfv_X8KWwUrGbkV2rMF0C_nQ9pb6HDHRvKIOm3N6z1CuzH8bF8BZXAD1xSrfuXRBRbnhF0ueqyzNi1pASxuCDHac7_eaU7EmcCi99Qut7roFd9Ar7LSsoZbgz3mqg16afHwMqGB89yXceSuyK3OqroddEPtCfkj-hJPxz74882Ltd_VuMKfVpuSUDb9EVQ3CZakx85PSSGOnwE-AgNExm0k8o4faVpg7TK5BZ7CnS_EsZCkEz2uhl8-ebioZ8-Tlu0KOgeR3G-1Kb1N38LlpHfwMjtzbiZycfbKFXCiucSU1AZdDZqQPcsJly70a0MzqHjQc=w1055-h788-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/7S29mwBVIli0EGj205c9qhtdslaqCjJCLAXi3ISyemIvkqWjFvtVEHRUkaYeqAZV_gW5gd3AowrRS9I5--XjdjB9SHAchSq1A2ZdZOKWjNP7ykRLiPzm7hLXLLlkcCVir_ZM1Jj5HPudtgluO7mlQEbGj8cQovOq962b05B0peREJ_ltKiryLt-9W9yiTyy6VGF4LPbP3lAc4wDnJnSh6kG4dMWDetTr_ZzHmXhBEMe02vQ7iR91a6fm6otwNajJC0tq3jFASrn33pRUPKRUCbjy_uKeKO0A5-CSCcaLrkQ9buf4UkQwlTsTLQqsR2CF3abbV7a4Y-BCA0ldUtE5u3ZNQwBWXxiJY2w8Kq_EMcnoUTmApkS35-qH3JJwYeUAeCJOQszWUEAdqCPmZBLr78JXn3vj8h_x90jT8luPq2LRWZt9t1y68a_ETHelsa1_tjZVy9Yr8T_YNgePceA91eGxCw1RoMbFdr4Kals0yzYBh7-AQNikAtTTDGILQC5IOJb0MFNETwfLt4Ucl49iTpwIpW_nk0LbLP-iqa-IHGE2YJpdxVL3b-LRX6HdKU-oTleJ8uIeutlBq-oevZoGKxv2W_MZD3efRRq_0-8ED3tX4yFhks68KCE6BsPpwCvtgCFRTs-ZMbV9xne80jUH1jd5kok=w1055-h788-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/G-atMPNGFpjwqZWP2E10RUJSM7ohOOA4BZXXWuKdyYl4Ad8H0oyAcxDg_xVT6qpLs90DAMc-RVqzZAJU66y6h_MVBKzdFBJKvHL2YQH_aDFXnX9rPX0jxvfl5Dwx4b-y6fFFK0sfW2TGpNKrNZnPXb_I1v_4n47LdonEiBSkhkr7nRP8bTXmBtgYSuOPB93ILt3QyO7rfyiRhQzQCALWNGy1ARt6Gxpfn6LDxpWGHSKgPsQA0U5qz9DpF7T0KeYIXm9VB6smks03cvAbKrWTSofjoBCaNN3M2aDt8INR4sgozm0vF6MvGNLMX-vBlkjOXb8TUrAUU4GADV-KxS633li6Eo6hNGJK4QlYuwnF2CucWO-0YoBh1f89U3_M4T4t4uam2STKwDLozYlEasfiBl9sLne7_-7WTwY1yKfEQRIGiQ_yyBLStfaavYex5V8HGvEyj1E82Er1qREmdxFSuSbzZlyg-XyG_ABTIelTASgaNjXlgA8dAb2ec2H4UKpBF6NOD19_6NEANdXPetWPNGWHWi_wj5iNwrH3PdKSTxJxqkuDkjFnP3vh5ZR_3Tp2is5DxZSwDuz3hJhffduLa9_NY5SZCw3uPFxupRCyB4x6Gh8DQ3kvLmK0sGUjxXvC30ciS_77WGrkkssCutMLPpxsFIw=w1055-h788-no)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/8S6cNNO623PN9yjvk87nAs1SfO7RYxOA_CBBRnYv4LSR_GmdK1FlHDXz1Sozc3x82mLwMq4YBxIJZs1-_ZVPwt8Y8KKckLmWB8Yve_pIhmtJVIRYXHCyR0uYPF_QVGJRgSB0AQmTykI6BG9byntV_4EwDsfKIVB1vho4nUh1p2VBk68yZ1LDdJeGbQS6nliaKF3zvHA3GuabkcQ4CSwVEpYCfTDeo8EbV8G1TsGcmLS_A-CN6uvmnKxETTbu3aCuRpTDxfHGU0y8V9PzOixDur_-_ghnG_qA74ukFDutztJkrZcOAaMJyjf3aym9mI9j8rNlntkDkUNG723NqbgqY618DlTaCadF7i0uMTgIlNys1k-KBiU9ODpJ_9QMnWLYOzLHnOSgkn_7iTr1pF-pXPPgMiIMxJOu60fb083EF96HK5vHnIxrVyolSGOP_NWeN80D2rC8moaTHFqPWQIe4BqgC-6P3oa3IjtTNse9lpxVmmSChywSdEMhUABiu-tWK1heUqB_cnISOwBYhFZcnqwWVjh4gl0amoA5Cs_pzVzka0P1FFEnPs4VcU4gwYkkE_vovvh-y3sYiVTIOdDynu2p0kVSvZ43WeSY6wisY9sWf-iTb1ducUev8rW039SB-uWQuj_-xZmYflHUpKT-irkSNAI=s788-no)
Linky ... pics at the end of the album (https://goo.gl/photos/Beu8r1dK393w3dKx6)
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It looks so lovely. Congratulations on a job well done.
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Stunning. :loveit:
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Lovely <3
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WOW, just WOW.
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Gorgeous!