9 patch on it's way
10-26-2014, 06:59 AM
#351
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Location: Idaho
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Rodney and Olivia, what a wonderful, challenging project full of love and good wishes! I have had a nice morning cup of coffee while enjoying looking at each block and trying to see the variations in fabrics-and that is just from the photos! Ashlea will see new things every time she uses this.
It has turned out into such a happy "hug." You set the blocks well, and the sashing is as perfect as you could get.
Cari, thanks for your coming alongside Rodney, too!
Will we be able to get a closer picture of the label?
It has turned out into such a happy "hug." You set the blocks well, and the sashing is as perfect as you could get.
Cari, thanks for your coming alongside Rodney, too!
Will we be able to get a closer picture of the label?
10-26-2014, 08:13 AM
#352
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: Centralia, WA, USA
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There will be more pictures when it's quilted. It turns out I'm not quite done. I left one member's blocks in the envelope so there will be a couple small changes when I correct that error. I have some extra blocks that I made in the quilt so it's not a big deal to switch those ones out.
I'm just grateful she spotted the mistake and was kind enough to mention it.
I would have felt terrible if I found out after it was too late.
Thanks!
Rodney
I'm just grateful she spotted the mistake and was kind enough to mention it.
I would have felt terrible if I found out after it was too late.
Thanks!
Rodney
10-26-2014, 10:14 AM
#355
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Location: Victorian Sweatshop Forum
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Originally Posted by miriam
Yes and she is really needing a virtual hug.
Tell her close her eyes, calm her mind, take a deep breath and just feel. She should be able to feel each and every hug from all of us.
Cari
10-27-2014, 01:54 AM
#357
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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Central Minnesota
Posts: 442
Rodney
You have done a great job. I was going to say the same as Macbaby about mailing it. If you can fold it the right shape for the box and then (make sure you have everything in the box ,name etc-era)I would use a plastic bag and suck all the air out with a vac quickly seal it and put it in the box. I store all my extra blankets this way. Thank you for taking this on!!!
HelenAnn
You have done a great job. I was going to say the same as Macbaby about mailing it. If you can fold it the right shape for the box and then (make sure you have everything in the box ,name etc-era)I would use a plastic bag and suck all the air out with a vac quickly seal it and put it in the box. I store all my extra blankets this way. Thank you for taking this on!!!
HelenAnn
It was fun looking for my block. Sort of an adult I spy, LOL
10-27-2014, 05:54 AM
#359
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Posts: 594
WOW!! The turquoise ties it together beautifully! Thank you for all of your ideas & work. Ashlea, sometimes the recovery is a mix of good, strange & tough but always worth the struggle. I hope this quilt will give you what you need for the journey, rest, support, weight lifting, what ever you need at that moment. Best Wishes!
10-27-2014, 06:03 AM
#360
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: West Virginia
Posts: 1,049
WOW! I just got home from the hospital had major surgery myself. First thing I wanted to do at the computer was look for pictures of Ashlea's quilt. Rodney and Olivia you did a great job the quilt is so pretty. Can't wait to hear what she thinks of it. She will be blown away.
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