Another polyester quilt brought back to life
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I made this purple and white-her school colors- polyester quilt for my youngest daughter over 20 years ago, and just backed it with a white sheet. She brought it to me on Monday, I was in town on Tuesday and picked up some flannel, and Wednesday, I sat at the machine and attached the plaid flannel that I found for a warmer backing. There was a little tear in the white sheeting, which has now become a border, so I cut out a little heart of the plaid, and raw edge appliqued it on. That was a first for me, but hope it will hold. This quilt was made so long ago, and I am amazed at the pattern that I picked out. I hate making flying geese and always shy away from them, and I think I know why now. I must have struggled with them on this quilt. The polyester, of course, is holding up great, and with a flannel backing now, will really be a warm quilt. I have some flannel left and will make her a pillowcase to go with it.
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She will love it all over again, great work!!
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LOVELY! I've not been a fan of poly quilts generally, but you did a remarkable job with this one; I'm sure she'll love it all over again with its new warmer backing. Good job!
Jan in VA |
Originally Posted by Jan in VA
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LOVELY! I've not been a fan of poly quilts generally, but you did a remarkable job with this one; I'm sure she'll love it all over again with its new warmer backing. Good job!
Jan in VA |
I'm sure she'll love it just as if it were new! Very pretty. Thanks for sharing.
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Doubling the love! Fantastic!
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A quilt with a new face! Looks great and will be so toasty warm!
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It always inspires me to keep quilting when I see such great memories in quilts. Lovely job.
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that is so cute!
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Looks terrific, great job for the second time
Have a Blessed day and a Happy New Year Ellen |
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