The Fair Results ... more than overwhelmed!! :)
#81
Thank you for your compliments for my FWS top; I'm afraid finishing it is way down on my 'to do' list (I'm currently working on 4 other big projects). I love everything about yours ... the green for the sashing and borders is perfect, as are the 4 postage stamp corners.
I haven't been very active here on the board for a long time, so when I went back just a few minutes ago to look at the FWS discussion, etc., page, I see where there were some nice comments made way back in the spring re: my top; I wonder if it's too late to say thanks for those??! We just had a nice visit from my sister, 1 brother, and their spouses, so am trying to get over my melancholy now that they've gone back home to B.C.; hadn't seen them in over 20 years.
I haven't been very active here on the board for a long time, so when I went back just a few minutes ago to look at the FWS discussion, etc., page, I see where there were some nice comments made way back in the spring re: my top; I wonder if it's too late to say thanks for those??! We just had a nice visit from my sister, 1 brother, and their spouses, so am trying to get over my melancholy now that they've gone back home to B.C.; hadn't seen them in over 20 years.
Last edited by weezie; 09-28-2012 at 05:56 AM.
#84
Your first quilt is stunning. Look at all those pieces! I can certainly see why it won Grand Champion. The Monty wall hanging is so creative. Love the three dimensional touch with the flag and flag holder. Great job on both.
#88
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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Your quilts are stunning! Congrats to you! I have a few questions: how long did it take you and did you get the fabric as you went along? I know silly questions but it looks so complicated and I don't have a clue as to how you would prepare to begin a project with so many fabrics. Again I love your quilts!
#90
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Ontario, Canada
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Your quilts are stunning! Congrats to you! I have a few questions: how long did it take you and did you get the fabric as you went along? I know silly questions but it looks so complicated and I don't have a clue as to how you would prepare to begin a project with so many fabrics. Again I love your quilts!
My fabrics were mostly from my stash and I even had enough for the backing in my stash! Came close on the border/sashings/bindings, though short enough that I opted to purchase it all. Likewise the cornerstones and setting triangles were all newly purchased and only decided on when I had the blocks finished. I kept the blocks on my design wall as I made them and had endless help from the other FWS Ladies in what colours were missing, that I needed to get more into the mix. It really was a group effort!! Bless each of these Ladies for their help!!!
As for time ... a year ... but a lot of other sewing and life happened in the meantime!
So I really have no idea as to how many hours are in the quilt.
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