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Originally Posted by Carol Wilson
Sharon they are magnificent, I love Celtic designs, I have a Celtic lap quilt I also did my curtain tie backs in cross stitch using a Celtic pattern.
Where did you get your patterns from? Regards Sharon. |
Great work!
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Originally Posted by franie
Beautiful. I belong to a block exchange group and we usually do 12 blocks and exchange. This time we only do 2 blocks with Celtic ribbon and flowers. No steam a seam allowed--needle turn only. What a challenge. The hostess did the celtic ribbon so we only have to sew it down correctly but the flowers are all different. We will combine all the blocks into a quilt. I love Celtic but it takes patience. Your work is beautiful.
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They are absolutely beautiful!
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Oh wow - I really really really like these. Love the design (probably because I have Irish blood in me) and also love batiks. Two of my favourites. Well done.
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they are beautiful...how do you do this? applique?
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Just so pretty. Wish I had that in my time to do list..With Christmas around the corner, and newborn babies to finish quilting, a quilt challenge due in January, I just don't have any extra time to do this. But your pictures are an inspiration. Just beautiful.
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Beautiful blocks. Celtic is fun. Have around 50 designs on paper and only one of them stitched. One of these days will get back to that.
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Fabulous!
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Celtic designs are so beautiful. Will have give them a try sometime down the road. Every time I come to the board, I find a new idea I want to try. Great job.
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I love celtic...good work
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Awsome
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They look great!!
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Beautiful! Would like to do some celtic designs some day.
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Looks complicated but it's so pretty
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Love your color combos!
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SharonD, These are gorgeous. Thanks for sharing. Eiltcoq.
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awesome .love love love
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Great Job! I love it.
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Perfect timing! I have just completed my first ever Celtic block . . . a True Lover's Knot for a wedding quilt my daughter is making. I enjoyed it way more than I expected and now want to make more. I have one book by Beth Ann Williams. What is a good source for patterns and ideas? Yours are truly beautiful!
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I love those!
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These are great.
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The celtics are beautiful!
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Very nice and creative!!
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Sharon D, Your quilts are awesome. They look like stain glass work. Lovely colours. thanks for sharing!!
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totally awesome,
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Those are simply gorgeous, someone is doing a celtic design for their row by row quilts, wonder if they would mind if I do it also. These are inspiring.
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Beautiful. They look like the kind of faux stained glass we make with cookies and hard candies
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Oh wow. Very beautiful! I can't imagine doing these!??
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These are absolutely beautiful.
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Beautiful!!! This is on my list to try someday....especially since I'm Irish :)
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Simply beautiful.
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Love these, the colours and designs are fantastic
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Those are incredible. I love the colour combinations that you used.
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These are awesome. Love the colors!!!!!
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Wow, beautifully done! You will have an amazing heirloom when you finish that quilt. Thank you for sharing them with us.
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Originally Posted by thseabreze
they are beautiful...how do you do this? applique?
Sharon. |
Originally Posted by CJean
Perfect timing! I have just completed my first ever Celtic block . . . a True Lover's Knot for a wedding quilt my daughter is making. I enjoyed it way more than I expected and now want to make more. I have one book by Beth Ann Williams. What is a good source for patterns and ideas? Yours are truly beautiful!
Regards Sharon. |
i love it sharon it looks very pretty
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Not into Celtic but those are beautiful -- great job!
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