Why my BotMs are late...
09-27-2007, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by kathy
my favorite colors, blue and bluer! you know Tim, if you give your daughter a quilt she'll be warm for a season, but if you teach her to quilt she'll be warm always. or something like that!
anyway it's very very nice. what kind of batting do you use?
anyway it's very very nice. what kind of batting do you use?
That is the Warm and not natural cotton batting. Actually it's called Warm and White I believe. Pretty thin but heck, this is California. Unless I have screwed up royally, this quilt ought last her for a long dang time.
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09-27-2007, 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by zyxquilts
I will send a PM shortly with my mailing address for you Tim.... :wink:
What are you quilting in
? Was this to give you a break from all the Flying Geese blocks? :lol: You do NICE work! Thanks for sharing.
What are you quilting in
those big white blocks
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09-27-2007, 06:16 PM
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I love the idea of the celtic knots. I think that's going to be stunning. I have a whole book of celtic designs. It would be pretty to do them all using only the celtic designs. But the cross-hatching will be pretty as well!
09-27-2007, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by lin
I love the idea of the celtic knots. I think that's going to be stunning. I have a whole book of celtic designs. It would be pretty to do them all using only the celtic designs. But the cross-hatching will be pretty as well!
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09-27-2007, 06:35 PM
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Aw, where's your sense of adventure K? :mrgreen:
I'm sure it's going to be incredible no matter how you do the blocks! It's already got a beautiful start to it. I agree that maneuvering that much bulk under the needle ain't easy. :)
I'm sure it's going to be incredible no matter how you do the blocks! It's already got a beautiful start to it. I agree that maneuvering that much bulk under the needle ain't easy. :)
09-27-2007, 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Celeste
Tim, that's beautiful! Has your daughter seen it yet? I agree, we don't need very warm quilts. . . others here would probably laugh when we say it's cold outside.
And, Shelly, Happy Birthday!
And, Shelly, Happy Birthday!
It does get nippy around here, but cold is a stretch.
tim just south of you.
10-10-2007, 08:08 AM
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Tim, I'm working on a trip. Irish chain and it feels very familar so I had to come look at your again. Yep it looks very much the same, mine is barely blue, blue and bluer! How big were your strips? they look a bigger than my 2" ones and my queen size will have 40 of the big blocks, mine are 5". I'll have to find some celtic designs since this is for my FIL. All I have is girly stuff!
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