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captlynhall 08-31-2012 05:27 PM

That is really pretty. I love what you did with the back.

Maureen 08-31-2012 05:36 PM

Very nice, love the colors too.

Jingle 08-31-2012 08:13 PM

Beautiful, quilting and the brightness of it. I always make pillow covers to go with quilts I keep for our bed. I like the sides of the quilt to be smooth and seperate covers for the pillows.

1screech 08-31-2012 08:14 PM

The quilt is lovely and if I were you, I would go right out and buy some fabric because you did such a great job. What do men know???

Lorraine Simon 09-01-2012 03:37 AM

Soooo pretty.
3 months sometimes seems like an eternity ...Yet I have a few UFO that been around for years.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful quilt..

Babs194068 09-01-2012 03:55 AM

Great job love your colors.

homecaregiver 09-01-2012 04:11 AM

Beautiful blues and yellows and I love your quilt.
Pat

champagnebubbles 09-01-2012 11:47 AM

Love, Love, your quilt.

busy fingers 09-01-2012 12:14 PM

Just beautiful - it was worth all that pushing, pulling, turning and twisting.

Feathers 09-01-2012 01:56 PM


Originally Posted by Helen S (Post 5477460)
:D I am SO happy this is DONE! I started this quilt on May 28th this year, so I guess three months wasn't too very long, but seemed like it took forever. Of course, life does get in the way sometimes, so had some down time with it now and then.

Anyway, It pretty much covers the top of our king size bed, and measures 72" X 86". It will be a Christmas gift for our oldest grandson and his wife. I MAY find time between now and then to make a couple of matching pillow cases or shams. We'll see.

Even though it was mostly straight stitching, and I worked the quilt in two halves, it was still pretty big, then add the extra batting and fabric around the edges, and all the turning and twisting, pushing and pulling and heaving of the quilt as I worked on it made for some physical labor...ok...labor of love! lol

The 6 1/2" throat of my 13 year old Pfaff Tiptronic 2020 handled the job ok...just barely at times, but I AM thinking about trading it in on a Janome MC6600P that has the bigger throat to aid in quilting. The Janome is one of the few I'm seeing that has the presser foot lever on the BACK of the machine (where it BELONGS IMHO! I have to ask who's bright idea it was to start moving those levers into the throat area of the machine?!) (DH is jumping up and down, whining about my shopping, although I haven't bought a single remnant or any other fabric in the past five days! MEN! lol Maybe I need to show him how GOOD a shopper I can be! ; ) :D


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Isn't "FINISHED" JUST ONE OF THE BEST WORDS EVER? Your quilt is stunning and it looks like your workmanship is top notch as well. Great job. Thanks for sharing.


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