If you could spend One Day
#115
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: near Peoria Illinois
Posts: 1,638
I would choose both of my grandmothers, maybe not together as they probably had some different ideas.
My father's mother quilted by machine in the 40's and 50's. Nothing fancy, but on the treadle.
My mother's mother handquilted in a quilt frame that took almost the entire living room to use.
They both machine pieced.
I'd love to spend a day sewing with them. I never had that opportunity.
My father's mother quilted by machine in the 40's and 50's. Nothing fancy, but on the treadle.
My mother's mother handquilted in a quilt frame that took almost the entire living room to use.
They both machine pieced.
I'd love to spend a day sewing with them. I never had that opportunity.
#116
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Pacific NW
Posts: 649
Originally Posted by MadQuilter
Leah Day. She has such an easy-going approach to quilting and she breaks the process down. I would want to catch some of her zest for life and quilting.
#117
Sharon Shamble, I just finished a Ginny Beyer table topper in Sharons method of putting the top, batting and backing together together with boards, I did not have boards I used 3 foot rulers, My table topper went together perfect , 60 degree angles, and hand basting, I always use pins and my husband thinks I am so smart , it turned out beautiful , I am so blessed I am taking a class with her at quilting at the LAKE IN JANUARY LEARING HOW TO DO FEATHERS, CAN'T WAIT, SO EXCITED, :D :lol: :thumbup:
#119
I would like to quilt and spend one day with someone that I have yet to meet in person only know her through QB. Gagamarks has a love for the sea like I do. I would like to go to spend the day with her near the sea and spend the day quilting and walking on the beach.
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