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Old 04-10-2018, 08:48 AM
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I started this quilt about 10 days ago & it helped me get through the stress of my 43 year-old daughter's TIA. I worked on it at home because she was having tons of tests & wasn't in her hospital room for long periods of time. It was my stress-reliever during that time. I bought the backing fabric but the entire front, batting, and thread came from stash.It's about 46" X 58". The center squares are from a FQ that was "in your face" obnoxious & I wasn't sure I'd ever use it. I read a comment on this board that even ugly fabric can be usable if cut small enough. I took that to heart & found the FQ yielded 20 4.5" squares, perfectly sized for the centers of the blocks on this quilt. The sashing is narrow because I made a miscalculation when cutting strips. The tiny green squares are from the FQ that I used for the 2 middle blocks on the outer strips.
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Old 04-10-2018, 08:55 AM
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Beautiful quilt!! I'm glad you had quilting to keep you going. HOPE and PRAYERS for your family!!
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Old 04-10-2018, 09:03 AM
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Very nice quilt and glad the sewing could keep your mind busy and your stress was at a lower level. Prayers for your daughter.
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​Lovely quilt and the big print is perfect for the center square! I hope your daughter is on the mend.
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Old 04-10-2018, 11:15 AM
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great work
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Old 04-10-2018, 11:47 AM
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That's a beautiful quilt!! Good for you using an "ugly" fabric and making it beautiful!! I applaud you!! I hope your daughter will be ok!
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Very nice! Prayers for you and your daughter!
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You did a great job with fabric you weren't fond of! Hope your daughter is doing well.
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That is very young for a stroke, I hope she recovers fully and they find out the reason behind it so she can avoid another one. Your quilt is lovely, I love the colors, even the obnoxious one.
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Beautiful job! Colors are so soothing and peaceful!
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