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Old 04-07-2012, 03:32 PM
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Love the quilt and will be appreciated for the gift.
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Old 04-07-2012, 03:38 PM
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great quilt. My husband has been with the scouts for years. and our son is and Eagle.
I take my hat off to your husband and son! Lots of community involvement and hard work!
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Oh, that is beautiful!!! Great job.
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Old 04-07-2012, 04:59 PM
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JennyPenny, i absolutely love this quilt. my son, too, is a boy scout, currently working on Life...goal for this is September. (He has to have life to get his driving permit and he turns 15 in Sept.) I have not yet started a gift for his mentor, but am truly inspired by yours. thank you so much for sharing.
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Wonderful. I am sure Joe will treasure it for many many years. I will also pray CRELLA's husband. God bless both of you ladies.
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Old 04-07-2012, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by JenniePenny View Post
This quilt will eventually be given to a special man in our community, Joe. Joe has been volunteering with the Boy Scouts for over ten years, mentoring and sharing all kinds of great experiences with the boys, helping them to keep on the right track throughout adolescence. My own son is working to attain Eagle Scout, and Joe has been instrumental in all of this.
So I've got this quilt in progress. It uses a variety of tans, browns, and reds from my stash. This was more difficult than it really should have been, only because my machine needed to go for service after I had made a few blocks, and then I figured I would continue sewing using a back-up machine. I could not get the seam allowance consistent on the two machines.
This just reminds me of a bowl of oatmeal with strawberries or apples. Hearty and good, just like Joe. I envision quilting some big swirls of 'cinnamon' in the big open areas.
Mary Ellen Hopkins said you should always use the same machine throughout the quilt because of the seam allowances.
I guess she was right. Your quilt is beautiful and just perfect for a man. He will love it.
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Bless Joe for doing all he does with the boy scouts. This is a gorgeous quilt. Thanks for sharing.
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very nice...I love craisins in my oatmeal, with cinnamon...looks just like this!
Thanks for sharing, and thanks for understanding what JOE means to the community!
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Very nice "manly" quilt and you were wonderful to make it in honor of Joe's long time contribution to his community.
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Very nice manly quilt. He will love it.!
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