Trying again
11-24-2009, 11:16 AM
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Hi, and thanks for the compliment. I did use a very light weight batting in the runner. Sewed all aroung the runner, and left an opening to turn right side out. It was a bit of a struggle doing that, but less work than making a binding.
11-24-2009, 11:23 AM
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Thank you so much. The compliments are so nice, and really makes a person feel great. I was always afraid to show anything I made, and seeing all the great responses here, will give me more courage to do more.
Thanks everyone.
Thanks everyone.
11-24-2009, 08:58 PM
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Hey Marcine,
Your work is outstanding. Love your pot holders - you need to show us what you made from the rest of the fabric, if you still have any/all of them. Keep the pics coming.
I had to do a double take when I first saw your pic. You favor a lady who passed several years ago, my SIL's Aunt. She had that same precious smile that you do in your pic. I'm from NE Alabama, so looked & you're from WI. I don't think she was a Northern, but you'll could have been twins. Hope you have lots more years to make quilts.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Sheila
Your work is outstanding. Love your pot holders - you need to show us what you made from the rest of the fabric, if you still have any/all of them. Keep the pics coming.
I had to do a double take when I first saw your pic. You favor a lady who passed several years ago, my SIL's Aunt. She had that same precious smile that you do in your pic. I'm from NE Alabama, so looked & you're from WI. I don't think she was a Northern, but you'll could have been twins. Hope you have lots more years to make quilts.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Sheila
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