Quilt that my niece and I have completed
12-05-2009, 04:32 PM
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This little girl will never forget you and all you've taught her!! You are a GREAT influence and inspiration to her! She did great! I really loved the kite tails on it as it adds so very much to this quilt. It's so adorable and the little purse is priceless with all its embellishments! ;-) :D :thumbup: :thumbup: And you both had fun together - that's the best part! :thumbup:
12-12-2009, 08:28 PM
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Sam...this note is just for you.. You do WONDERFUL work. I think you could teach me. Ask your mama when you can travel to PA to give me lessons :)
Happy sewing...isnt it wonderful to have such a loving , patient Aunt
Margie :)
Happy sewing...isnt it wonderful to have such a loving , patient Aunt
Margie :)
12-12-2009, 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by kluedesigns
its going to be very interesting to see what happens when she can reach the sewing pedal.
right now i control the pedal and she tells me when to start and stop and she can focus totally on the fabric.
right now i control the pedal and she tells me when to start and stop and she can focus totally on the fabric.
When my smaller sewers come to visit, I put my sewing machine on the coffee table. It makes everything within reach, and by leaning down over it a bit, it's also easier to see just where the stitches are going. We started by following lines on paper. Another thing I did was to turn the speed of my machine down, so that no matter how hard the pedal is stepped on, the needle won't go too fast.
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