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wow, love it!
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ty for your input
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thank you i'm glad you took the time to answer
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ty for your comment
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ty for your reply
Originally Posted by CarrieAnne
Wow, that is a treaure! To me, SOME of the fabric looks 30's and 40's, some I'm not sure! One of the neat things about it is the varity of fabric!
You mightbe able to find someone to hand quilt it, but ifyou got it machine quilted, I wouldnt feel bad either, it would be great either way! |
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Originally Posted by amma
WOW!!! That is a beauty!!! :D:D:D
I think that you could have it quilted by machine, I like to believe that the maker's of these quilts would want them to be used. So it wouldn't matter which way you choose, as long as it is used and loved :D:D:D |
ty ladies
Originally Posted by shaverg
Originally Posted by gaigai
I think it would be best for it to be hand quilted. I have an antique Grandmother's Flower Garden that is all hand pieced. I can't bear to have it machine quilted. A friend of mine is going to have some Amish ladies she knows hand quilt it. If you would like to contact her and see if the same can be done for this one, send me a pm.
I also think some of the fabrics look like 30s, I also have some of my Grandmothers flour sack fabric and looks very similar to the larger flower pattern in the quilt. |
Originally Posted by Butterflyblue
Maybe ask around the senior centers in your area. I know that sometimes senior centers will have hand quilting groups, that often hand quilt for hire, often quite inexpensively.
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Originally Posted by mrsdralshhadeh
In my little opinion, I beleive if you had it machine quilted,, it would take away from the beauty of the hard work that the person did. Sorry if this offends anyone,, It is a beautiful piece,, I love to hand quilt,,,
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