Her first quilt
01-25-2020, 08:12 AM
#16
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How exciting to help a Grand sew! (Ask me how I know!) Seeing their feeling of accomplishment is such a joy, isn't it? Well done on the HST's and meeting points; then using a fleece backing and quilting on a DSM. She met the challenge!
01-25-2020, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by illinois
Interesting use of the pool noodles!
It's rewarding to see the young generation sharing in the hobbies/skills of our own. You are making good memories with her.
It's rewarding to see the young generation sharing in the hobbies/skills of our own. You are making good memories with her.
01-25-2020, 12:56 PM
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How heartwarming it is to see pictures of your granddaughter making her first quilt. How blessed you must feel to have her want to learn from you & how blessed she must be for having her grandmother teach her what could become a lifelong journey into the quilting world.
I made my first quilt at age 20 and did a terrible job on it. She looks like she's off to a great start with that cute, cute quilt. I'm so glad to see that she labeled it so she will always know it was her "first". Congratulations on a very well made quilt.
I made my first quilt at age 20 and did a terrible job on it. She looks like she's off to a great start with that cute, cute quilt. I'm so glad to see that she labeled it so she will always know it was her "first". Congratulations on a very well made quilt.
