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It was never actually "finished", but at some point it became a quilt, and last Sunday it became a gift.
Sara, bless you for sharing this MOST useful stitch! http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/1753.page [ATTACH=CONFIG]244[/ATTACH] My buddy and his new wife [ATTACH=CONFIG]329[/ATTACH] ... a drizzly day in Seattle (imagine that!) [ATTACH=CONFIG]67315[/ATTACH] |
Marcella....that is SO pretty! Great job and great gift idea!
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Marcella that's just beautiful. They seem really happy to have it. It looks "finished" to me. :D I love the turkey tracks (?) stitch you used. So neat!
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Thanks, you guys! That is the "turkey tracks" aka "crows foot" stitch that Sara Vincent taught us here
http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/1753.page back on the 6th of August. JUST in the nick of time! I needed to stabilize that big house and the big tree and that was the very stitch I needed. The center block is 36 inches square. [ATTACH=CONFIG]67566[/ATTACH] |
Absolutly a beautiful piece of art!! You did great..I love to applique and seem to do very little of it..go figure that..anywho......you should be very proud!!!! :-)
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Marcella! What a cheerful gift for their home! It's wonderful, and makes me smile when I look at it! :D
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OH, Marcella! It's wonderful! :lol:
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What a lucky couple to receive that quilt, beautiful job.
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That is beautiful! The happy couple seems proud, as I would be too! :D
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Wow, you used the "crows foot" stitch, and it worked in beautifully. Glad it was able to be utilized in such a fine manner. Remember that the crowsfoot can be aimed up, or down. It's a beautiful quilt. Sara
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