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Thread: October Quilt retreat project

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    Super Member LindaR's Avatar
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    I finished this quilt at the retreat in Oct....I bought the dresen plates on line at fleamarket.com. There were 36 of them and 5 had been sewn to muslin with black threat. The curved parts of alot of the block were frayed so I sewed them to lt. wt. pelon, doing only a circle cutting off the curved parts, and then stitched them to the background with the feather stitch on my machine. The woman I bought them from said she thought her aunt had made them in the 50's or 60's...really old fabric and some not 100% cotton. I like the way it turned out...

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    This quilt is stunning! I love seeing the very traditional patterns, especially here with such wonderful fabrics!

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    I like the way it turned out also.

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    You did a really good job. Love the quilt.

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    You did really nice work on this! I really like the sashing and border effect. :thumbup:

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    WOW! I like the way they turned out too. This one is a keeper.

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    I like it too - you made it look great.

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    Beautiful and so colorful!

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    The red sashing and doted fabric are so complimentary to the Dresden plates. I like it. (maybe it is spelled - dotted?)

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    Beautiful, love the way you quilted it.

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