Can this be made into a quilt?

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12-30-2012, 10:17 AM

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zennia

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I sure hope you figure this out . It sure would be awesome.

12-30-2012, 10:24 AM

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granny216

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It would be a stunning quilt for you son. If I had time I would draft it up but so many irons in the fire right now and I may take off for warmer climates so have to get work done in the house and dentist before I can do anything.

12-30-2012, 10:35 AM

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Pat M.

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Why don't you print the picture off onto some fabric, maybe 35-45 pictures on 8.5x11. I know this would be expensive but WOW what a quilt.

12-30-2012, 10:50 AM

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bobquilt3

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I love it! The picture and the fact that your son thinks " my mom can do anything." I say give it a shot. I guess you would start by making a bazillion ovals LOL
Good luck and show us a pix when you get started.

12-30-2012, 10:54 AM

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bobquilt3

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Where Are those directions? I have kids who would love one.

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Originally Posted by meanmom

Steady stitching I have that same quilt pinned on pintrest and the instructions bookmarked. I have looked at it several times. I am thinking about fabrics right now. I plan on starting it soon. It is mostly strip pieced.
What if you did the quilt as a wall hanging. Print it out the size you want it(Kinkos is good for this). Then fuse the whole thing. It would be a lot of cutting but you would only have to quilt the wall hanging. This looks like something my nephew would ask for.