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09-09-2009, 04:48 AM
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aaand even more.
I love this picnic quilt. I made it for my mom over Memorial Day weekend. We sat in the sewing room all weekend and just chatted and laughed while I sewed this together and she pressed all the seams.
My mom used to read that book to us "Love You Forever" by Robert Munsch and so I secretly quilted:
"I'll Love You Forever
I'll Like You For Always
As Long As I'm Living,
My Mommy You'll Be"
I love this picnic quilt. I made it for my mom over Memorial Day weekend. We sat in the sewing room all weekend and just chatted and laughed while I sewed this together and she pressed all the seams.
My mom used to read that book to us "Love You Forever" by Robert Munsch and so I secretly quilted:
"I'll Love You Forever
I'll Like You For Always
As Long As I'm Living,
My Mommy You'll Be"
picnic quilt
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signed my quilt and wrote a description
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i had a heck of a time figuring out the angles for this!
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09-09-2009, 04:51 AM
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aaaaaand more !
birds and flowers rag quilt. This was my favorite by far because of that birds and flowers fabric.
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Quilt for the end of our bed, now used to cover the dog's cage.
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pieced back, working my way through the quilting.
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09-09-2009, 04:59 AM
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if you can believe it... there's more. I'm starting to feel a little overwhelmed by how many I have completed in a year.
And now up to my latest quilt... the 1940's reproduction fabric quilt. I meant for this to be a modified coin quilt of sorts.... I really like how it turned out. I hope she likes it :)
And now up to my latest quilt... the 1940's reproduction fabric quilt. I meant for this to be a modified coin quilt of sorts.... I really like how it turned out. I hope she likes it :)
baby quilt I made for DH's cousin's baby.
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1940's reproduction fabric by Moda... a wedding present for a girlfriend.
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09-09-2009, 05:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Justquilting
Very nice!!
The quilting is great!!
You sure you've only been quilting a year & a half????????? :shock:
Keep it up your doing great!! :D
The quilting is great!!
You sure you've only been quilting a year & a half????????? :shock:
Keep it up your doing great!! :D
My husband and I moved to Wisconsin and I've stayed at home since... so I found something to do that filled my time... and I happened to loooooove it!
09-09-2009, 05:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Lisa T
Wow, you are amazing for only doing this a year and a half!!! I really like your sense of color. And your spiral quilting is so cool. I have not attempted that yet, and I have been quilting a lot longer than you- way to go!!!!
09-09-2009, 08:30 AM
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Originally Posted by alimaui
I have say, these are beautiful, and help to inspire confidence in myself. I know one was hand quilted...were the rest machine quilted? Were they done on a long arm, or your regular machine?
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