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Originally Posted by quiltwoman
Hope u r feeling better--saw you q's--I like your 4 patches--are you short fabric? If so, scrappy IS the way to go--Keep on doing what you are doing :!:
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Originally Posted by pennyswings
Bev:
love the wolf and other animal print blocks and would stay with that theme on front of quilt. Then do the coca-cola theme on the back. then the quilt would be reversable to fit his mood. Like Lorettas suggestion on the paw prints. Could make them by paper piecing. use some of the plaid and do to paw prints on the dark brown material, in a tan or the blue Love the Kitty so cute, Love your dogs too. always wanted one of that breed but have a 120 pound german shepherd now. Quite a difference no?? :lol: Sorry for grammer and spelling, just getting over knee surgery, well no excuse for spelling errors, lol anyway love what you have done so far and yoiçu have some great other fabrics to work with sincerely, Penny |
Originally Posted by mamatobugboo
Originally Posted by Bevanger
Originally Posted by quilterj
Bev, Where did you get your wolf fabric at? My friend loves wolves.
Great job, Bev. You sound like you are having TONS of fun with it! |
I believe I got that fabric in a panel at WalMart. It had wolves, bears, elk, deer, etc. My hubby isn't so much into wolves so I was really glad I was able to use what he liked and someone else was able to use the wolves. It is at least a couple years old though.
Your quilt is coming along great Bev. |
Originally Posted by mary quite contrary
I believe I got that fabric in a panel at WalMart. It had wolves, bears, elk, deer, etc. My hubby isn't so much into wolves so I was really glad I was able to use what he liked and someone else was able to use the wolves. It is at least a couple years old though.
Your quilt is coming along great Bev. |
Bev, it's looking good! And, I'm so glad you are feeling better. I just finished a little crib quilt for my grandson (just turned 1) and machine quilted it myself for the first time. You should try it----I just "stitched in the ditch". It didn't come out too bad for a first try. (took a lot of time but probably no more than tying)
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Originally Posted by Joan
Bev, it's looking good! And, I'm so glad you are feeling better. I just finished a little crib quilt for my grandson (just turned 1) and machine quilted it myself for the first time. You should try it----I just "stitched in the ditch". It didn't come out too bad for a first try. (took a lot of time but probably no more than tying)
~Joan HAPPY BIRTHDAY________ (grandsons name) Thanks for the compliment hun |
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Well, Bev, I'm going to try to post a pic of my grandson's quilt. My DS "fixed" my computer and deleted the picture program that is familiar. BTW, the quilt is all flannel, too. And, thanks for the happy birthday to Stewart, my grandson. He is the apple of my eye! :lol:
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WOW, it worked! I guess I'm not that stupid! The little ducks all have pirate hats. The print was just darling. Good luck stitching in the ditch, I didn't find it hard. The hardest part was moving around the quilt since it was rather bulky. (I don't know what people do with BIG quilts)
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Originally Posted by Joan
Well, Bev, I'm going to try to post a pic of my grandson's quilt. My DS "fixed" my computer and deleted the picture program that is familiar. BTW, the quilt is all flannel, too. And, thanks for the happy birthday to Stewart, my grandson. He is the apple of my eye! :lol:
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