Rosie and Jeanette Quilting with a broken arm
08-27-2011, 12:56 PM
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She is a trooper! I would wake up with the sound of buzzing.
Originally Posted by vbourck
That should be some inspiration for all those of you who are afraid or nervous about machine quilting! If she can do it at such a young age AND with a cast on her arm, you can do it too! What a great picture and the start of a life long hobby- you go, grandma!
08-30-2011, 06:35 AM
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So now that my two DGD's have moved out, I'm planning on finding them a "Rosey" for their house.
I'm hoping my daughter will appreciate this, and not think it is so old fashioned.
My other DD is going to be getting one for Christmas too.
these machines are compact and are extremely useful!
I'm hoping my daughter will appreciate this, and not think it is so old fashioned.
My other DD is going to be getting one for Christmas too.
these machines are compact and are extremely useful!
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