Door hanging
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My mom is in assisted living. She enjoys something on her apartment door. I make things to hang there for her. It is a great conversation starter with the staff and other residents. I will hang this one next month.
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That is so nice-great job !
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Lovely doorhanging! You’re absolutely right about them being great conversation starters. I’m sure they all look forward to seeing whats new.
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I bet that brings a lot of cheer to residents and staff alike. So pretty!!!
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Very pretty, everyone will love it.
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Very cute!
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love this! It's so nice and spring-y!
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It is very pretty and very professional.
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Lovely in two ways!
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So thoughtful!
What a sweet conversation starter! How often do you do them? How are you attaching them to the door? Your work is beautiful!
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Wonderful job! That will make a lovely addition to her apartment.
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Very pretty. Great way to celebrate St. Patty's Day.
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Cute and festive.
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Originally Posted by alaskasunshine
(Post 8457287)
What a sweet conversation starter! How often do you do them? How are you attaching them to the door? Your work is beautiful!
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Beautiful work!
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Such a pretty door hanging. You did a beautiful job on it. I especially love the fabric you have on the wide border. Would you share where you purchased it?
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Beautiful door hanging. Lovely that you are able to return the favor to the one who taught you how to sew.
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That is so pretty. I kept my mom’s door decorated too. She lived to be 95 and I still miss her.💕
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Our guild used Nancy Halvoran's book, Count On It, as our BOM one year. It's a fun project. A new wall hanging for each month and a couple of special ones. It's fusible appliqueing. I made mine a little longer than specified so it would cover most of my hanging rack. These would work perfectly for a door.
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Beautiful door hanging!
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So beautiful! I love that you do that for your mother! I am sure it benefits everyone who passes through her door!
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That is a clever idea. I may have to do something like that as, except for a T-shirt quilt for grandson this spring, I am not making any more big quilts unless someone needs one. They are just getting to cumbersome to finish as I do my own FMQ. Of course, I could always have one of the talented longarmers but I really like to do all parts of making of a quilt myself, just me.
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To celebrate the Irish in all of us! This will grace her door and be a real conversation starter. Your mom is lucky to have you to do these little things. It is beautiful.
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Sweet door hanging
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This is so neat and pretty!
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Originally Posted by maryb119
(Post 8457322)
I use a Command hook on the door and a hanger that has a dowel in it so I can change the mini quilts about once a month. I try to make something for holidays. Each new thing is about a 12 inch square. I don't make something much longer than that because they become to 'swingy' when the door is opened or closed. Mom taught me to sew and she loves to talk about what I make.
https://www.quiltingboard.com/attach...ag-back-w..jpg Can then hang on a metal door or refrigerator. |
Originally Posted by oksewglad
(Post 8457719)
What a lovely hanging! Have you thought of putting attaching a magnet to the back? You know those credit card shaped magnets one gets with advertising on it? I have cut them in half horizontally and punched a small hole in each corner, then sewing the magnet to the back. This is how it looks on a small mini (4" x 6")
https://www.quiltingboard.com/attach...ag-back-w..jpg Can then hang on a metal door or refrigerator. |
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