have the guests that come to wedding sign a piece of muslin and then you could make a quilt at a later date
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And maybe a DD willhelp you make a quilt for her sister -- she learns, you get help and finish and are now inspired to start on her quilt -- win, win, win.
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Tell them you left your superwoman cape somewhere and can't find it. Once you find it, you can make the quilt, decorate the hall, bake the cake etc etc etc.
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It's all about a wedding, not the gifts. If you spend all your time focusing on the gift, you won't enjoy the other! Exhale and enjoy the ride;)
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Just enjoy helping with the wedding - wouldn't even consider bogging myself down with trying to make them a "wedding quilt" too. That would take the joy completely out of doing either thing. The quilt will come. Any: 1st-5th Year anniversary sounds good to me.
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I have to just smile when people ask for a quilt to be 'whipped up'. I have a good friend whose boy friend was about to start chemo the next day, and she called to see if I could "make him a quilt for tomorrow?" Silly people. (For the record, we went and bought him 2 mircofiber coverlets, and stitched them together. He's 6'6")
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We have tried to do wedding quilts in my family wth everyone contributing a block. Somehow we got off track. One couple is receiving a quilt in Nov. and they have been married almost 11 years. I say better late than never! This one sure didn't interfere with the wedding planning at least!
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Originally Posted by QUILTNMO
have the guests that come to wedding sign a piece of muslin and then you could make a quilt at a later date
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Hang in there, you gonna make it! Just tell em they'll get a quilt later, maybe for their first anniversary.
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People have no idea what goes into making a quilt.
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