30's repro quilt
07-25-2016, 12:31 AM
#37
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Location: Pauline
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I love the 30s fabric, and I love it is for you. I think you did a wonderful job. Most of us make quilts for others,
and never get around to making one for ourselves. I started a double wedding ring quilt around 25 years ago,
and never finished it, so it is in the bottom of the hall closet waiting for me to pull it out again. I had a lot of
difficulty with the football pieces laying flat, so I ripped out too many times, got frustrated and put it away. I
also have bought 2 other sewing machines since I started that quilt, and I have always heard to use the same
machine you start with on any project. Sooooo it probably will not work now either.
and never get around to making one for ourselves. I started a double wedding ring quilt around 25 years ago,
and never finished it, so it is in the bottom of the hall closet waiting for me to pull it out again. I had a lot of
difficulty with the football pieces laying flat, so I ripped out too many times, got frustrated and put it away. I
also have bought 2 other sewing machines since I started that quilt, and I have always heard to use the same
machine you start with on any project. Sooooo it probably will not work now either.
07-25-2016, 02:53 AM
#40
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Texas
Posts: 5,072
I love the 30s fabric, and I love it is for you. I think you did a wonderful job. Most of us make quilts for others,
and never get around to making one for ourselves. I started a double wedding ring quilt around 25 years ago,
and never finished it, so it is in the bottom of the hall closet waiting for me to pull it out again. I had a lot of
difficulty with the football pieces laying flat, so I ripped out too many times, got frustrated and put it away. I
also have bought 2 other sewing machines since I started that quilt, and I have always heard to use the same
machine you start with on any project. Sooooo it probably will not work now either.
and never get around to making one for ourselves. I started a double wedding ring quilt around 25 years ago,
and never finished it, so it is in the bottom of the hall closet waiting for me to pull it out again. I had a lot of
difficulty with the football pieces laying flat, so I ripped out too many times, got frustrated and put it away. I
also have bought 2 other sewing machines since I started that quilt, and I have always heard to use the same
machine you start with on any project. Sooooo it probably will not work now either.
I'm the finisher in the family. Lol
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