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Old 06-13-2011, 01:50 PM
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Since graduations were done - I improvised - meet my granddaughter, Emelia.

Now I think I need to make one of each of the other 5 grandkids!

Emelia
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Emy's Portrait Quilt
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Old 06-13-2011, 01:57 PM
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Holy Moly....This is incredible!!! I could never do this. she is adorable by the way.
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WOW how did you do that?
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WOW how did you do that?
The tutorial is a download under the quilt pic.

It was so long and involved, I didn't want to type all that in here.
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Once again, a fabulous result.

That girl is just precious. And the way you transferred the curls in the ponytail and folds of her dress is just amazing.

Thank you so much for sharing.

I'm going to do the flower, I'm going to do the flower, I'm going to do the flower.
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That's amazing!!!
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Beautiful result! I have to do one of these now. Thank you for sharing this, I've never seen anything like it! This looks harder than I thought, but well worth the effort I'm sure.
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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!! I have 6 grandkids..... oh my.... would you like to do mine??? lol.... These are just just just... OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!!
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You did a remarkable job; she's a beauty, & the perfect candidate for this new technique.

Awesome!!
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How lovely.
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