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Old 02-23-2011, 07:20 PM
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jaciqltznok
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As quilter's there will come a time in all of our lives that we will be asked to make a memory, a hug, or a love quilt using the clothing, ties, etc from a deceased loved one. Be it from your own family or a friends, or even a strangers, you will be asked!

I never turn one down...no matter the person, the fabrics, etc.

Some are easier than others, but they are the BEST quilts you will ever make. Mistakes are taken out when you sleep, seams will always match up, borders are never wavy, the colors/fabrics will always match and look great together...because quilts that are made with this much love will NEVER be bad!

Show us what LOVE quilts you have made!

My first one is a actually a mini made with the leftovers from the 3 larger quilts I made. My Dr. in Alaska had a cousin that was killed when a whale hit his boat. I used his clothes to make each of his daughters and his wife a lap/hug quilt and used the left overs to make Doc a memory quilt!

For a Dr. Friend who lost her cousin in a whale/boat accident
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a HUG quilt for a friends mother, who passed away after her battle with breast cancer
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back of Doc's mini quilt, her cousin was a concert violinist
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made for a preemie who went with the Angels
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blocks made for Steve Irwins family
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quilt made for a family whose fathers remaines were returned from Korea in 2007.
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