Quilts
#75
Super Member
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Sparta, TN
Posts: 1,211
Pick me, pick me. lol I just make mine for someone I love or some cause. I choose the pattern and colors to suit the person. I am just now starting one for my sonin the Navy. I am starting the Ship @ Sea and doing it in different blues and greys for the sky and water. I will use white for all the sails and blacks for the ship part. I have some nautical material ordered I will put in one of the borders on it.
#76
Super Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Milton DE
Posts: 3,189
I'm a quilting animal and usually turn out 1 a wk...I sell them on ebay be it "top only" or "full quilt". I like to mail them off to friends and family as surprises. Then there's charities and for our Soldiers...So there's always a way to rid yourself of over quilting.
#77
Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 703
Recently I took a class with Bonne Hunter and I decided to make a large lap quilt that I could send to Walter Reed Hospital for the injured military. My family lives in Florida, so who wants a quilt. I have made wallhangings for them with a theme.
#78
Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: San Luis Obispo, CA
Posts: 117
I made one for my grandson called Brick Road that I got from one of my older quilting books. You stager the bricks. I made mine with flannel. You can can use scraps.
If interested I will send you the measurements for the size quilt.
They used fat quarters I bought the colors in yardage and cut my own squares because it was less expensive. It is so good for a man. The book gives measurements for crib to queen. Maybe the pattern is on the internet.
Have fun! Elsie Irene
If interested I will send you the measurements for the size quilt.
They used fat quarters I bought the colors in yardage and cut my own squares because it was less expensive. It is so good for a man. The book gives measurements for crib to queen. Maybe the pattern is on the internet.
Have fun! Elsie Irene
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