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Old 05-09-2016, 06:37 AM
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Very lovely, whatever you decide to do with them. I know my local senior center would love to hang them. I bet yours would too.
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this one came out really pretty
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Old 05-09-2016, 09:39 AM
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Exquisitely done!
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came out very nice!!!!
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what a brilliant idea - I have several done by a cousin of my husband's and she passed away with no one to take any of her handiwork - thank you so much for this idea - I can make a throw or ??? now! Depends on how many I have, I never counted when no one wanted this "stuff". I love "stuff"............. maybe why my son thinks I'm a fabric and notions hoarder! Yours turned out gorgeous! So pretty!
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I'd go with Tartan. It is so very pretty, and soft looking. I love it.
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Nice job. Have you seen Cindy Neadham's quilts where she incorporates vintage hankies and linens? I can't figure out how to copy the link, but if you go to Pinterest, she has lots of images there.

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Old 05-09-2016, 12:49 PM
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It's beautiful. Your quilting is awesome.
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Very pretty! I would audition a dark green to repeat that edging.
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Old 05-09-2016, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by fawne44 View Post
what a brilliant idea - I have several done by a cousin of my husband's and she passed away with no one to take any of her handiwork - thank you so much for this idea - I can make a throw or ??? now! Depends on how many I have, I never counted when no one wanted this "stuff". I love "stuff"............. maybe why my son thinks I'm a fabric and notions hoarder! Yours turned out gorgeous! So pretty!

I can't take credit for this idea. I'm in a Facebook group called Quilting Vintage. Awesome group. I've really learned a lot there. Good luck with your doilies!
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