Stack-N-Whack Butterflies
06-14-2011, 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by emerald46
That is wonderful! MIL must want to keep it looking really good to have it framed.
I am a MIL and I have a girl I am teaching to quilt. She is not my DIL but she calls me MOM. She just made me a small wall hanging. I am a quilter and never would frame it.
But if the MIL isn't a quilter she probably thought that was the best way to keep dust off of it to keep it perfect for ever. Feel honored that she wants nothing to happen to it. And that she loves you enough to want to keep it in the same condition as the day you gave it to her.
From a MIL.
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Ann in Indiana.
06-14-2011, 07:30 AM
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Originally Posted by pontiac46750
Originally Posted by emerald46
That is wonderful! MIL must want to keep it looking really good to have it framed.
I am a MIL and I have a girl I am teaching to quilt. She is not my DIL but she calls me MOM. She just made me a small wall hanging. I am a quilter and never would frame it.
But if the MIL isn't a quilter she probably thought that was the best way to keep dust off of it to keep it perfect for ever. Feel honored that she wants nothing to happen to it. And that she loves you enough to want to keep it in the same condition as the day you gave it to her.
From a MIL.
Quilty Hugs
Ann in Indiana.
06-14-2011, 08:11 AM
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Thanks for the name of the book. I love butterflies.
I have a Stack-n-Whack book. I will look for it and let you know the name of the book.
Originally Posted by auntpiggylpn
Originally Posted by maine ladybug
I would have thought that they were paper pieced. Where did you get the pattern for the stack and whack butterflies?
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