luce321

About five six days ago, someone posted a "Tie Quilt" that they made. I have been looking for a pattern to use men's ties and this one was so pretty, just what I wanted. The only problem is that I forgot to copy it and when I went back it was not there. If the lady who originally posted could pm me and send me the photo of the quilt, I would be so appreciative.

Chasing Hawk

Here is the link, you were the last post in the thread.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...lt-t22667.html

lindy-2

pretty quilt i have aag full off ties that i realy need to use but probly will never get to. this would be a nice quilt to make with them

luce321

Thank you sooooooooooooo much. One can always count on the members here to come to their aid. This quilt is probably one of the nicest I have seen using men's ties.

toadmomma

That is a beautiful quilt, but it is so strange I look at all the pic every day and never saw that one, this is not the first time. wonder how that happens. Wonder what other ones I am missing.

gollytwo

I downloaded these pictures when they were first posted. They're in my "to do" picture file as the best example I've seen for what to do with my tie collection.
Thanks for this reminder.

#1piecemaker

Glad you asked about it again. I've got a huge stash of ties that I need to use up too. Thanks.

dglvr

Wow. I can see why you want to do it. Thats really cool. Of course I love the Dresden Plate but the ties make a very unusual Dresden. Love it. Can't wait to see yours.

cjackaitlin

If you even want to find a quilt and don't know where to look, go to the archives. You can find every quilt picture this board has ever shown. I know, I was looking for a memory quilt and found dozens of them. Mary

luce321

Gollytwo, can you tell me how to access a "to do" file and can you save it to a disk. I save everything to "favorites" and they are not backed up. About 4 months ago I acquired a virus and the tech at the store said they could not save them. As you can see I am not too computer savvy. Would appreciate any help you can offer. Thanks, Lucy