Great repair job!

It's a Diana Marcum fabric and I bought it from an LSQ years ago. Most of the fabric I am using is old old old. A lot of it came from a huge sale at JoAnns's and some are the designer's from the LSQ's.

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hahahah, I like that...

Oh thank you, I have enough of it and if I didn't have it, I would just have changed the entire diamond and that would have been ok too, since it is a scrap quilt.

I don't really burn candles, I have those things with the oil that you plug into the sockets. They are by fabreeze.

This peach candle was a gift and I guess hubby wanted to smell it.

I changed rotary cutters a long time ago. One of my friends dropped hers and it did cut her foot. I use the ones from F and P now. The blade retracts itself.

tragic, what a lovely quilt; hope it's recoverable.

oh my good lesson I have a candle burning right now in my sewing kingdom.

Be careful of light bulbs in a closet. My mother made a pink & while Irish Chain for a wedding present for my brother and wife. They put the quilt on the top shelf and the bulb burned through four layers of quilt. Thank goodness they got it in time. The quilt was unrepairable so I cut off the bad parts and just sewed on a binding. I now have a lovely throw for my sofa.

I have never set a quilt on fire but lit my hair up pretty good once, hair spray on your head on a hot day does not mix well with a lighter, my hair stunk for days. LOL