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It's a perfect picnic quilt. It won't show dirt & you don't have to worry about ruining it.
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Not ugly at all !
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Sooooo, what is your hubby now wearing? hehe. I think if u put it some fancy quilting stitches, it will turn into a prince!
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I think it looks fine. And I'm happy to see that your husband is not shy to wear pink shirts!
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If it used up fabric and when it is quilted, it keeps someone warm and cosy, in my mind it is not ugly.
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I don't think it is ugly either. Just busy and lots of strong colors.
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Your quilt is not ugly, I have seen much worse on the board. I have never seen this pattern before. You keep on quilting and don't get discouraged. i have been sewing all my life and i made a quilt that wasn't flat and made mess out of it and it is a donation quilt. The church is going to think that I give them ones that don't turn out right.
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not ugly at all-very nice
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What a great way to repurpose "unwanted" shirts. I just made four quilts for my sister-in-law from shirts and jeans of my brother's, each titled "Hugs from Grandpa". She couldn't part with them after his passing so I made her four memory quilts. Two flannel and two from cotton plaid shirts similar to yours. One flannel was a jean and shirt rag quilt and the second was a variety of blocks with a jeans backing. The shirting ones were a Sun Bonnet Sue and a Let's Go quilt with appliqued airplanes, trains, boats and cars/trucks. She loves them and it cost nothing but time! I think I'll try something similar to yours with the left over scraps from those quilts. Great job and great inspiration. Thanks for sharing.
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It's not ugly, you did an awesome creative job using up your husband's shirts. Keep it, and quilt it someday. I like it, it's contemporary, artful & functional. You did an awesome job, give yourself a break because it's 100% unique.
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