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Craftybug 11-03-2008 06:04 PM

Beautiful work, love the kitties.

Paganquilter 11-03-2008 07:17 PM

Meow, and thanks! :) Don't know why I'm timid about sharing pics, there doesn't seem to be any good reason for it....

sandpat 11-04-2008 04:58 AM

Love your kitty blocks and all the pics you shared. That Irish chain quilt is sooo pretty. I loved you comment about- my first "successful" quilt...LOL...too cute, I didn't see your other first quilts, but you are right about that one :lol:

Bevanger 11-04-2008 07:38 AM

I love them all. Great job! :thumbup:

Paganquilter 11-04-2008 08:10 AM


Originally Posted by sandpat
Love your kitty blocks and all the pics you shared. That Irish chain quilt is sooo pretty. I loved you comment about- my first "successful" quilt...LOL...too cute, I didn't see your other first quilts, but you are right about that one :lol:

If you were to see my true "first", you'd see why I called the Jacob's Ladder my first true success. *LOL* It was just a four-block Rail Fence wallhanging, but oh my god, I made all my mistakes on it. :P It's currently in New Hampshire, though, so I'll have to get it the next time I visit my parents, and take a photo to share of my "real" first :P

Janstar 11-04-2008 06:18 PM

Nice job and welcome to you!

Moonpi 11-04-2008 07:18 PM

I think my favorite is the tiny goddesses , but the cats are cute.

Paganquilter 11-04-2008 07:21 PM

I've been thinking about doing another miniature goddess quilt. So many ideas, so little time in a day!

mountain-moma 11-04-2008 07:24 PM

Wow you do some beautiful work you are so bless

Paganquilter 11-04-2008 07:29 PM

Thanks! I didn't even quilt until 2002. I was more into hand embroidery at that point, and the company I was working for at the time downsized me. Well, there was enough from that to buy a sewing machine that I'd had my eye on. Another shocker, mind you, because prior to that point, the mere sight of a sewing machine would send me running for the hills! The catch here was that it was embroidery-capable--and that made all the difference. Later that year, I went to work for the same company that made the sewing machine (Husqvarna Viking) as a sales girl. I was the only one of us who didn't quilt. Do you think I'd let that fly? No way! The rest, as they say, is history! :)


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