WIP, at least 35 years later
02-15-2011, 07:47 AM
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Beautiful. I got a wood quilting frame in a garage sale probably 20 years ago from a little old lady, its been in the well worn box, in the corner of my bedroom since, put it together once to see it. Will finally be using it in a couple of months when I get ready to hand quilt my one and only hand pieced quilt. Thought I should aleast make one. I also have several quilt tops made my GreatAunts and GreatGrandMother.
02-15-2011, 07:55 AM
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Originally Posted by quiltlonger
The legacy continues ; wonderful
I just remembered. I kept 2 kits that she had, the fabric's already cut in them. A Lone Star quilkt and a Trip around the World quilt. I don't know if I'll ever even open them, sewing all those pieces together . I'm glad we now have the rotary cutters and ways to sew things toehter and then cutting them apart
02-15-2011, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by btiny36
Wow, what a touching story and a beautiful quilt....I'm sure she is looking down from Heaven and smiling....
What a sweet tribute.
Jan in VA
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