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I finished my son's Boy Scout Quilt. He was a Cub Scout in the 1980s and my dad was a Boy Scout in the 1940s. I wanted to keep the shirt whole. Just cut out the backs and made pillows, too. It's queen size. I figured if I just gave the shirts to my son they would end up in a drawer. Now he can have the quilt as a reminder of his youth and in remembrance of his grandfather.
My dad's shirt [ATTACH=CONFIG]62132[/ATTACH] |
*APPLAUSE*
and *WHISTLES* Those are GREAT! and, by golly the two together are absolutely an heirloom ... Well done! <wave> And, you did the hand quilting of the symbols ... that is a very inspirational touch and technique. You ARE going to enter it into the fair this summer, RIGHT???? |
These quilts are so creative - you did a fantastic job on them.
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Oh my, that is soooooooooo amazing!! What a wonderful project and it came out terrific!! You must show that to BSA and see what they do with it!
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GREAT JOB ! What a way to combine the past and present and create a family heirloom :mrgreen:
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What an idea.......did you come up with it on your own?
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Totally awesome quilt... and gives me ideas of what I can do with my dd. scouting badges.
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Maw Maw....I am giving you a STANDING OVATION....that is a fantastic idea! What a great job.
Margie :thumbup: |
Wow. That is great. I love it. Wonderful job.
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WOW!!!WOW!!!WOW!!! :D:D:D
That is the best, most awesome quilt!!!!!!! So creative, you have given your son the best gift ever!!!! :D:D:D |
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