Man did I hit it big , But also sad about it.
09-09-2015, 08:04 AM
#51
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Originally Posted by debbieoh
I Forgot to mention the first 3 are finished quilts.
The first 1st one I'm being selfish and keeping for myself Also the 5th top "trip around the world" I so want. The local quilt shop sent me a 10% off coupon for my sept 11th birthday so I'm going to have the Trip around the world one quilted for me!! MY SS check comes the 17th so It going to be gift to myself with my dear hubby's best wishes. I'm so excited.
95% of the quilts I make I make for the local hospital, and for the hospice I volunteer . Of course I quilt myself but just quilt in the ditch only way I know how to do. The baby quilts I sometime tie. The other 5% is for family and friends.
Would love to have one of these quilted to donate to my grand daughter's school to raffle off. That would help with her fee to attend the school (Its a Catholic School) . They get credit with things they sell and help with.
My charity quilts are either baby size or lap size to twin. These are way to big for the places I donate to. So may try and sell some. That would help buy batting to finish some of the tops I have done already. LOL!! just have to think about it.
The first 1st one I'm being selfish and keeping for myself Also the 5th top "trip around the world" I so want. The local quilt shop sent me a 10% off coupon for my sept 11th birthday so I'm going to have the Trip around the world one quilted for me!! MY SS check comes the 17th so It going to be gift to myself with my dear hubby's best wishes. I'm so excited.
95% of the quilts I make I make for the local hospital, and for the hospice I volunteer . Of course I quilt myself but just quilt in the ditch only way I know how to do. The baby quilts I sometime tie. The other 5% is for family and friends.
Would love to have one of these quilted to donate to my grand daughter's school to raffle off. That would help with her fee to attend the school (Its a Catholic School) . They get credit with things they sell and help with.
My charity quilts are either baby size or lap size to twin. These are way to big for the places I donate to. So may try and sell some. That would help buy batting to finish some of the tops I have done already. LOL!! just have to think about it.
Last edited by GailG; 09-09-2015 at 08:07 AM.
09-09-2015, 09:20 AM
#55
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: North Fork Ca
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My Goodness, those tops are all wonderful and you say there were hand pieced? So much love and time has already gone into them. Do you think maybe you could get some donated sheets and maybe older blankets from the Thrift Store to use to finish them? Maybe do just one or 2 a month? They are certainly lovely tops. You have a real windfall there. Congrats.
09-09-2015, 10:22 AM
#58
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Central Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
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Originally Posted by Mariposa
Wow! Such lovely tops! Is so very sad that no one wanted them. Glad she thought to bring them to you. 
09-09-2015, 11:42 AM
#60
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Location: Piedmont Virginia in the Foothills of the Blue Ridge Mtns.
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My heart just broke for the quilter who made these, with a foolish, unappreciative family that does not value them. I pray she never knew her labors were so little thought of. They are wonderful examples of an individual's love of color and designs. How very sad.
I'd come back to haunt my girls if they were ever to behave this way.
Jan in VA
I'd come back to haunt my girls if they were ever to behave this way.
Jan in VA
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