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    Old 12-04-2012, 06:04 PM
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    Monica;
    Beautiful quilts and love the sock. You have been busy and thanks for your kind words about the butterfly quilt.
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    Old 12-04-2012, 08:33 PM
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    Monica, great quilts and runner. I also like the sock. I make knitted socks too. It is nice to do something different once in a while! I like to use those socks to run around in when I am in Strip Club or somewhere sewing with my shoe off!

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    Old 12-05-2012, 08:25 AM
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    Thanks! I have made socks from the top down, but never a sock from the toe up. I like the toe up method!
    Once I get my latest quilt done, I'll post that. I won a bag of ties at one of Cathy's TOGAs. Hopefully after the first of the year I can get to making them into a quilt. I found a pretty tie quilt on a google search that I will be copying.
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    Here is my latest Strip Quilt finished. I have 2 or 3 more tops to get quilted before I am caught up with the Strip Quilts we made this year! This is called Smokey River using Stonehedge fabrics. The quilt was [ATTACH=CONFIG]380671[/ATTACH]pieced using either my 301 or a featherweight in class and my 319w in treadle at home. I put the binding on with my 1222e Pfaff. It measures 99x106 after quilting!

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    Old 12-07-2012, 07:39 AM
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    WOW!! Nancy that is a handsome quilt! I love the blues with the shades of browns and hints of greens. This must of been a fun quilt to make. That's a huge quilt. Stunning quilt!!
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    Nancy that is very stunning quilt
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    Old 12-07-2012, 07:47 AM
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    Nancy what a wonderful quilt. I love the colors. You do such nice work
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    Beautiful, Nancy!
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    Old 12-07-2012, 02:35 PM
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    Nancy; That is simply gorgeous!! Love the color combination. Yo do fabulous work.
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    Thank you all - Chris, Miriam, Cindy, Monica, and Skip!

    Monica, no that quilt was a pain to make! One of the hardest strip quilts I have made because that stonehedge fabric is very stretchy and it frays really bad! There were several of us who did that quilt, but I don't think anyone else finished it because of the distortion from the fabric stretching and fraying down to the seam! I used a lot of Fray Check on my seams, which I have never had to do before while piecing a top, and I stay stitched an 1/8" around the entire quilt top before quilting it. DH really likes it and wants me to keep it! After all the trouble it caused me - I think I will keep this one!

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