Met the quilt police
10-27-2010, 04:59 PM
#35
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Location: NW Minnesota
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Oh oh......I am taking a class tomorrow evening, making a QAYG table topper. I better watch out for the quilt police in case they have moved here!!!!
Mine will also be used. Ketchup, mustard, relish, pasta sauce...you name it, it WILL get spilled on it. And washed to be used again. :)
Patti
Mine will also be used. Ketchup, mustard, relish, pasta sauce...you name it, it WILL get spilled on it. And washed to be used again. :)
Patti
10-27-2010, 05:06 PM
#36
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Location: Idaho
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I made my table toppers and used Thinsulate for the batting so they could double as a hot pad on the table, no way am I covering them. I have a quilt in the car that my grandkids call the picnic quilt and it has had all manner of stuff spilled and dropped on it, washes beautifully.
10-27-2010, 05:12 PM
#38
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Location: washington
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Originally Posted by lalaland
Well, I am surprised, I've made, and sold, a kagillion table toppers and no one ever covers them. I have several, one in particular a gal did an amazing job on, and I put stuff on it all the time. Maybe she is from that group that advocated putting plastic on the furniture so it wouldn't get dirty??
10-27-2010, 06:05 PM
#40
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My mom purchased some quilted placemats for Thanksgiving one year. Year after year we would take these same placemats out for Thanksgiving dinner and my sister and I would laugh until we cried at all the stains.
I'm going to miss that this year, both my mom and sister are gone. :cry:
Don't cover it, memories are wonderful, stained or not. :thumbup:
I'm going to miss that this year, both my mom and sister are gone. :cry:
Don't cover it, memories are wonderful, stained or not. :thumbup:
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