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Originally Posted by JudyVA
(Post 4755418)
Quilt Directions may still be around - designer appears to be Joan Leake...here is the shop info...I will try to call them tomorrow for info.
[TABLE="width: 100%"] <tbody>[TR] [TD="width: 20%"][h=1]Waynesboro[/h][/TD] [TD="width: 40%"]Quilt Directions 330 E. Ellison Lane Waynesboro, VA 22981 Phone: 540-942-2567[/TD] [TD="width: 40%"]Paper foundation piecing patterns includes assorted Mariner’s Compasses, Christmas and other designs.[/TD] [/TR] </tbody>[/TABLE] |
Yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Very nice!! I have considered making a fabric wreath for my front door as well... My new house doesn't have a screen/storm door yet but it will before the end of next year... It's on the short list lol.
That pattern is really sharp. I'm happy you shared the pics with us. It's really nice :) |
I love the wreath. I have only done one paper pieced project but this inspires me to do this one. Very pretty. Would like to know the name of the pattern.
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I think it's a wonderful idea. It's a green thing and doesn't invade the earth. Go green, girl.
Originally Posted by RugosaB
(Post 4751950)
Every year I've hung a wreath on our front door, and the one I used the last couple of years looked, well, not welcoming at all.
So I decided to make a wreath to replace it, but out of fabric. It's about 18" square, has 121 pieces, and was certainly a paper piecing challenge I enjoyed making it and was glad to see the parts of my brain required to make it, still worked Maybe it's kind of weird, a cloth wreath on the door, but this is kind of known as the house where the weird dog and flower lady lives, so it's not unexpected! |
this is very beautiful
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very pretty
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Originally Posted by Snorky Lvs2Quilt
(Post 4752010)
I don't see anything weird about it....I love it!
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