The last one on the LA!
12-25-2017, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by zozee
This one is absolutely exquisite! I love everything about it.
Kudoes to you for persevering. What will do you with the 31 finished quilts? (You could send them to me. My 31st anniversary is this week. )
Kudoes to you for persevering. What will do you with the 31 finished quilts? (You could send them to me. My 31st anniversary is this week. )
Macy....wow..you hustled. This accomplishment must feel awesome. I do most of my binding by machine, too..Super fast for charity quilts. Special quilts, I still do by hand. Congratulations on starting 2018 out of the hole....
12-25-2017, 06:06 PM
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The embroidery quilt pattern is Affairs of the Heart. http://annasawesomeappliquedesigns.com/shop-2/
12-26-2017, 03:27 AM
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Macy, your quilt is stunning and like Rhonda posted...we would love to see more pictures when you take it off the LA.
Congratulations on all your finishes, it sounds like you were focused on getting through the pile of flimsies. How long ago did you get your LA and which one are you quilting on?
Congratulations on all your finishes, it sounds like you were focused on getting through the pile of flimsies. How long ago did you get your LA and which one are you quilting on?
12-26-2017, 03:29 AM
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Great accomplishment. It must feel so liberating to have all of that done! And, it is the opportune time to make resolutions for next year. I truly believe in setting goals. Quilting, as other things we do, needs to planned and worked out for success. This last quilt is beautiful; I wonder what the rest of them look like. Great work.
12-26-2017, 04:40 AM
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Jmoore - I've got a HandiQuilter Fusion. I think I've had to near three years, and the robotics about 2. I worked on some quilts back in July, then didn't do much of anything until around Thanksgiving, and have done about 15 quilts since then. One reason I'm excited to be at this point, it was really looking like I'd end the year with half of that stack not quilted.
BTW - I have another 20 tops that need backing and I'll work on that this week. So I'm still behind where I'd like to be quilting. I just love piecing!
BTW - I have another 20 tops that need backing and I'll work on that this week. So I'm still behind where I'd like to be quilting. I just love piecing!
12-26-2017, 04:44 AM
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I made the blocks (machine applique, but not machine embroidery) when we had the group here on QB (the second time) I think that was 2015. So this has been a work in process for a long time.
Now that I have a true embroidery machine, I'd love to by the version and do a full machine embroidery one - but they are spendy!
Now that I have a true embroidery machine, I'd love to by the version and do a full machine embroidery one - but they are spendy!
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