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Old 01-30-2012, 11:57 AM
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Default Grandma's window quilt blocks

I had this window frame from my grandmother's house they torn down years ago but never knew what to do with it. Last time I was home Mama gave me a lot of Grandma's quilt blocks..They are so old and holes in them so can't really be used as a quilt..then I got this idea and made this and hung it in my sewing room..What you think?
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Old 01-30-2012, 12:03 PM
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What a fabulous idea! That's a great way to show off the blocks and the window frame!
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Super idea! What a way to show off your grandmothers quilt blocks.
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Old 01-30-2012, 12:09 PM
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What a wonderful keepsake! Great idea and I am sure your Grandma would be so happy that you cared enough to use her old window and her quilt blocks in this way.

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It's wonderful! A lovely memorial to your Granny's old house and her quilt blocks.
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A beautiful family heirloom! How proud you GM would be!
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Memories are not always in our minds - or one dimensional. This beautiful memory is on the wall, two dimensional, and lovely. I hope it makes you smile whenever you look at it!
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Fantastic idea. Now you really have something to remember Grandma by every day. Peggy
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Oh my goodness - I love it. I love country/antique things. What a great idea!
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Very pretty, great idea. You could also frame some as single pictures.
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