I rescued this cutter piece
11-10-2009, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by bebe
why do all of us quilter feel the needto rescue old quilt tops, irons, machines, fabric and all other related stuff?
I love to rescue things like that :wink: :wink:
I love to rescue things like that :wink: :wink:
11-12-2009, 09:31 AM
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Gorgeous quilt - glad it was rescued. I know you'll enjoy it.
I have a quilt my grandmother made in crazy quilt pattern. I has velvet, silk, satin, cotton - you name it! Some areas need repair, but so delicate. It is stitched to muslin squares but pieces are not square and different embroidery stitching all over. It will fit a full size bed. It's definitely a treasure to me.
Kay
I have a quilt my grandmother made in crazy quilt pattern. I has velvet, silk, satin, cotton - you name it! Some areas need repair, but so delicate. It is stitched to muslin squares but pieces are not square and different embroidery stitching all over. It will fit a full size bed. It's definitely a treasure to me.
Kay
11-12-2009, 09:52 AM
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will you line the back with something or leave the wool on the back as well?
it looks like someone used bits of coats or had access to wool samples, doesn't it? my aunt used to cut into coats after her three girls all wore them and all outgrew them. they all became blankets in upstate new york.
it looks like someone used bits of coats or had access to wool samples, doesn't it? my aunt used to cut into coats after her three girls all wore them and all outgrew them. they all became blankets in upstate new york.
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