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The quilt and bed frame are both beautiful and complement each other quite nicely. I'm glad you're home from the hospital and feeling better. My husband has A fib and it's difficult at times and frustrating. Being in the hospital is never fun, but you found a way to work through it and ended up with a beautiful quilt, but oh the cutting you must have done!!
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nice job and glad to hear you are on the road to recovery
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Originally Posted by Cheshirecatquilter
(Post 5914584)
It's like they say -- if you have some ugly fabric you just haven't cut it into small enough pieces. You took your anger and cut it into little pieces and something beautiful resulted.
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The amount of work that goes into a quilt is really brought home when you consider the number of pieces that go into one. I'm amazed at your resiliance! Your hubby did a great job on the bed frame, too. You are both very talented.
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great looking combination!
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The bed, and the quilt looks like a lot of work, you both did a great job. I hope you are doing well now, I had some bad things that happened to me, and I was a mess, I felt like every thing was my fault. I had friends to help me out of my depression, and they said it was not me that caused the problems. I didn't work on my bags or quilts for three months, I just couldn't do any thing, but sleep and cry.
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both are beautiful
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It's tough, isn't it, when our body fails us. I am dealing with a different type of medical problem but the result is the same: anger and unhappiness that I can't sit and quilt when I want to. So glad you are off meds. Back surgery may be in my future and that is frightening!.
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You and hubby are to be commended. Fabulous quilt and fabulous bed! So glad you're feeling better!
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Both are beautiful! Kudos to both of you!
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