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    Old 05-01-2010, 01:18 PM
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    A fellow QB forum member saw the pics of the vintage quilt tops that I had quilted, so she PM'ed me to see if I'd like to have some old quilt blocks she had collected. Would I! :D So they arrived the other day and I set right to making them into a little quilt. I could tell that they were all quite old and they were all hand-sewn. I added the green sashing and blue border, then quilted it with the same green on the backing and binding. I like the way it turned out. :)

    Thank you for sending me the blocks (she asked to remain anonymous), I was glad to give some new life to them so that they finally made their way into a finished quilt. I'm glad you had the same appreciation for these old blocks as me and didn't want to see them languishing away, forever in a UFO status. :D
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    Old 05-01-2010, 01:33 PM
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    That turned out beautifully Eddie. You did a great job making the little quilt. I am glad someone sent them to you instead of letting them go to waste.
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    Beautiful job of putting those vintage UFO blocks together into a quilt.
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    Eddie, that is beautiful.
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    Old 05-01-2010, 03:28 PM
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    What a great quilt! It turned out beautifully.
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    Eddie, your abilities never cease to amaze me! That is beautiful.
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    Beautiful
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    Old 05-01-2010, 03:35 PM
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    Good job. Thank-you for the close ups of the blocks. Can't you just go into them and imagine who might have stitched them and when. A piece of history, preserved. Your finished quilt is awesome.
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    You did a beautiful job on setting those blocks and the end result is gorgeous!!! I am so glad that those beauties found such a nice home :D:D:D
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    Awesome, you did a great job and thanks to the member that donated them to you!

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    Originally Posted by Eddie
    A fellow QB forum member saw the pics of the vintage quilt tops that I had quilted, so she PM'ed me to see if I'd like to have some old quilt blocks she had collected. Would I! :D So they arrived the other day and I set right to making them into a little quilt. I could tell that they were all quite old and they were all hand-sewn. I added the green sashing and blue border, then quilted it with the same green on the backing and binding. I like the way it turned out. :)

    Thank you for sending me the blocks (she asked to remain anonymous), I was glad to give some new life to them so that they finally made their way into a finished quilt. I'm glad you had the same appreciation for these old blocks as me and didn't want to see them languishing away, forever in a UFO status. :D
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