Black, Red and White quilt
07-16-2010, 05:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Lori L
I have an anniversary coming up......how's your sister's shoulder?? LOL Beautiful quilt...I want one just like it!
She's doing much better. It was quite a nasty break. Had to have surgery on it and is going through physical therapy. She has figured out how to sew in the "gimpy" mode some but also realized that she can't use a rotary cutter until she heals better. (It, of course, was her right shoulder.) She's a retired orthopaedic surgeon and LOVES to be in her craft room daily! She will be joining this board before too long.
07-16-2010, 05:55 AM
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Originally Posted by quiltinghere
Originally Posted by tcrescini
This quilt has some history. I saw one similiar on-line. My sister who quilts circles around me recreated the pattern. I bought the material, cut it all out, drove to her house (4 hrs away), assembled the top, she added the borders (we chose to play the rest of the day that I was there), quilted it and broke her shoulder. When she called to tell me about her shoulder, I felt horrible for her but my inside voices kept saying..."Ask if she finished the quilt".
Did she break her shoulder QUILTING?
07-16-2010, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by tcrescini
This quilt has some history. I saw one similiar on-line. My sister who quilts circles around me recreated the pattern. I bought the material, cut it all out, drove to her house (4 hrs away), assembled the top, she added the borders (we chose to play the rest of the day that I was there), quilted it and broke her shoulder. When she called to tell me about her shoulder, I felt horrible for her but my inside voices kept saying..."Ask if she finished the quilt".
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