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#181
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Triangle, NY
Posts: 184
Not to morbid...but I have heard of people making Casket quilts to cover the coffin and than the family is given it before the coffin is lowered like the folded flag..its mainly done for quilters..but it is done...blessings
#182
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: choctaw oklahoma
Posts: 291
i'm 57, have sewn since i was about 12 and always wanted to quilt just didn't start til a couple of years ago. i have 3 grown children, 4 grandchildren, 1 great grandson and a great granddaughter on the way.
#187
These are my grandchildren that I taught to quilt. These are their first quilts.
Katherine with her Harry Potter. Tied
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David with his Pokeman. Tied
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#190
Your husband should check his facts. That's the beauty of quilting as a hobby it covers all ages and we all can learn from each other young or older. It allows for males & females. I guess all that most quilters would ask is "no bad manners"
It's also something that you can put on hold or pick up at whim. On the whole I find most quilters are willing to help each other but also non quilters as well.
My one regret is that I didn't discover quilting 20 or 30 years earlier. Will just have to sew faster to use up my stash.
Happy quilting everyone.
It's also something that you can put on hold or pick up at whim. On the whole I find most quilters are willing to help each other but also non quilters as well.
My one regret is that I didn't discover quilting 20 or 30 years earlier. Will just have to sew faster to use up my stash.
Happy quilting everyone.
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