Stained Glass Quilts
#102
Wow beautiful. You did a really GREAT JOB!!
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It looks like stained glass, and I know it is true, because I used the same design in real stained glass. I did one as a large candle/votive holder for my DDIL for her birthday. Did the rose and the rose buds in red on that one. I also used the same rose in pink to make a wind chime for my other DDIL for her birthday.
:thumbup:
It looks like stained glass, and I know it is true, because I used the same design in real stained glass. I did one as a large candle/votive holder for my DDIL for her birthday. Did the rose and the rose buds in red on that one. I also used the same rose in pink to make a wind chime for my other DDIL for her birthday.
#104
Beautiful, beautiful quilt. I have been reading all the comments and have to agree with everyone, however, I have to say that not 'everyone' can machine quilt. I machine quilt, but Charisma, for instance, MACHINE QUILTS! Just like hand quilting, there are many degrees of expertise and I have to admire beauty in both techniques.
Again, gorgeous quilt, hope you are able to sell it for what it is worth.
Again, gorgeous quilt, hope you are able to sell it for what it is worth.
#105
I have not had the luxury of purchasing a quilting machine. All of my quilting is done on a frame by hand, as well as the applique work. Personally, I admire the machine quilter's ability to knock out quilts in a timely manner. So many times I've been so excited to get the quilt to a finished point, that I go without sleep. But, personally, I believe there is more value in a quilt that is hand-quilted.
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