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11-10-2013, 06:10 AM
#22
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Oh my gosh when I seen your Katie did name that was such a shock ! that is what my mom always called me .We are from Illinois too..my mom still lives there , in Mundelein .
I would love to know how to make that quilt , my daughter is getting married on June 28 . I am so happy for her, she's had allot of turmoil in her life, I think she would love it..Beautiful work..Candy
I would love to know how to make that quilt , my daughter is getting married on June 28 . I am so happy for her, she's had allot of turmoil in her life, I think she would love it..Beautiful work..Candy
11-10-2013, 06:10 AM
#23
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Michigan
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It is beautiful. What I like best is that it is actually quilted. Some quilt as you go on embroidery is so stiff and cold. This just looks warm and wonderful. Good job. This is something on my quilter's bucket list of things to try.
11-10-2013, 06:11 AM
#24
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: The Deep South near Cajun Country, USA
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Originally Posted by Katiedid2
working on digitizing double wedding ring quilt block, quilt as you go, to sew on my embroidery machine I am making 1/4 of block at a time so the block will be bigger ... smaller block is the last try for today anyway.. it is bout good enuf for me !!
I have the Hoopsisters Dble Wedding Ring pattern, but I like yours better. You've made it into a believable size by doing it in sections and with more fabric inserts. If you decide to sell or share, please remember me!
This is a great idea to digitize. I am trying to digitize some of my Dear Jane block since I done hand quilt.
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