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    Member kentuckyred's Avatar
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    I'm such a proud mom!

    My 17 year old daughter came to me this evening and said, "Mom, will you teach me to make a quilt?"

    Like I could say no! So she's sitting beside me at the sewing machine that her great, great, grandma used, and is putting together 4 log cabin squares to make a wall hanging with. She cut the strips herself and after I showed her once how to put the squares together, she's doing it herself So proud!!
    Blessed are the children of the piecemakers for they shall inherit the quilts!

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    Congrats. You must have done something right!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Love to quilt and play with the great grandkids

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    How Lucky you are! I was excited when my daughter made a few small "panel" blankets when she was about 14. I thought for sure she would get the sewing bug. oh well it was nice sharing my love with her even if for a short time.
    Today she LOVES to choose fabrics for me to sew! HA!
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    Oh how fun! Anxious to see her walhanging!

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    That is so nice! My daughters are not interested in making quilts at all. They like the results but not the process.

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    I feel your pain . . . 3 daughters.Nicole is a a cleaning fanatic. Kiersten is a fantastic, adventourous (sp) cook who gave me 2 dgs's and the 19 yr old, Jordyn, is- well, 19. and helpfull. and I hear she's a great girlfriend! yea. Jordyn at least made a baby quilt for a friend. well, MOST of a baby quilt. But says she didn't like sewing and has no plans of doing anything more than helping me. it's a start.

    Quote Originally Posted by quiltingcandy View Post
    That is so nice! My daughters are not interested in making quilts at all. They like the results but not the process.
    You never stand taller than when you stoop to help a child.

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    You ARE blessed. I never had anyone (that I knew) in my family that quilted, nor do I forsee new DIL taking to quilting. I envy all of you that come from long line of quilters or have someone to quilt with.
    SUEB

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    Yes I bet you are the proudest Mom on the block. I'm just like Suebee. So Happy for you!

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    So happy for you!! Have only one out of 7 daughters interested!! Guess who gets my stash and her Grandmother's first sewing machine when I die!!

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    Congratulations another quilter is born!!!

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