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Here is one of my finished projects.
It is my daughters t-shirt quilt that got scorched in the fire. I took it apart, washed the usable parts in oxyclean and rebuilt the quilt with a couple of other t's that she still had...she has enough t's for three more quilts, one of her years at KU , one of her years at ASU and one archeology quilt. Burnde up quilt 2 [ATTACH=CONFIG]15290[/ATTACH] Rebirth of the burned up quilt. [ATTACH=CONFIG]15291[/ATTACH] Burned up quilt [ATTACH=CONFIG]15292[/ATTACH] |
So glad you were able to salvage some of the quilts! Kind of gives them even more value doesnt it!
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Wow that's a lot of effort for you to go to, it will be great once you get it all put back together!
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Well done, I am so glad you managed to save your quilt, such a lot of effort and time goes into each one.
I am happy for you. Elle |
What dedication to redo the quilt. It looks great.
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I actually like it better now. It is like a phoenix, coming back strong and vibrant. You did such a nice job with it. Last time I was at Joanne's, I noticed they were carrying a fire-resistant batting.
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:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :-D :shock:
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What a great mom you are to do this not just once, but twice! The quilt is great, and I'm sure she loves it!
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wow :wink: :D :D
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beautiful quilt. good work at repairing it. tomorrow is the t-shirt class at our quilt shop. had to pass this time around. i hadn't been looking for shirts that i wanted to make with it. so i hope to get the class the next time around.
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