Cathedral Pillow Completed
11-08-2009, 11:11 AM
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This is a gorgeous pillow! I am interested, in these types of patterns, if ever I master the skills, of quilting. You have inspired me, and I thank you. My skills are basic, since I am still learning, to quilt, without my Mom's guidance. Besides, we did hand-quilting, so I am now practicing, on the use of a sewing machine. This is no easy task, if you are home-bound! Thank you for sharing, your gift, and your proof, in the inspiration of the beauty, in this type of pattern!
Happy quilting,
emeralds_stitches :)
This is a gorgeous pillow! I am interested, in these types of patterns, if ever I master the skills, of quilting. You have inspired me, and I thank you. My skills are basic, since I am still learning, to quilt, without my Mom's guidance. Besides, we did hand-quilting, so I am now practicing, on the use of a sewing machine. This is no easy task, if you are home-bound! Thank you for sharing, your gift, and your proof, in the inspiration of the beauty, in this type of pattern!
Happy quilting,
emeralds_stitches :)
11-08-2009, 06:26 PM
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My mother has made several of the quilts. She made about 1-2 blocks per week in her spare time so it didn't really take her that long to finish one. Shes also made table runners, potholders, totes, etc. The possibilities are endless. :wink:
11-08-2009, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by marsye
My mother has made several of the quilts. She made about 1-2 blocks per week in her spare time so it didn't really take her that long to finish one. Shes also made table runners, potholders, totes, etc. The possibilities are endless. :wink:
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