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discussion and of the quilting arts and sharing of charity quilt projects
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Quilting
Started by Paymaster. Last reply by NitaSewBee Sep 1, 2018. 2 Replies 0 Likes
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Comment by JM-ISmomx2 on July 28, 2010 at 12:35pm
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Sailor Pups
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This is my daughters' Navy "GO" quilt I just finished for her. The next picture I am going to post is a close up so you can see the cute sailor pups on the fabric.
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Comment by Paymaster on July 27, 2010 at 8:50am
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Kamile57.....Looking forward to seeing your crafts and quilts.
My aunt was like your mother, she was the total crafter. It was very hard for her when she had a stroke and could no longer her left arm. I feel for your mom.
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Kamile57....You are quilting! That's what we do, cut fabric and sew it to other pieces of fabric to make something.
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JM...Wow, it turned out beautiful.
I had the best weekend. I had my granddaughter all weekend! My oldest granddaughter wanted to sew, she is 5. She went through me scrape can and pulled out pieces she liked and we made a dall quilt. As soon as I download my photos I will post her picture. What more can a grandmother wish for to have a granddaughter that wants to sew with you!
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Grace, thanks to me it isn't, much to my chagrin. It is on the top of my todo list as of tomorrow.
On a happier note, much to my amazement I won first prize for my division for the quilt I entered in the OC Fair.
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You guys are making me hungry!!!
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EM & AM....I can sit here and smile at you too. Three years ago I was were you are with the "Daughter". Thanks god she grew up!
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We are spending a quiet Sunday celebrating our 34th anniversary today. Going out to dinner tonight. Going to a place called Cool Hand Luke's. Its a great little steak place near where we live.
Tomorrow its beer and cake for breaksfast, gigle, gigle, gigle. When we got married we had a huge weeding (400 giest). I have a large family. We spent the night at a loving hotel and then got up the next morning and headed to my parents house for breakfast, because we were leaving for Germany that evening and wanted to visit with all the family that had come from out of town. Well when we got to the house everyone was still up and had not gone to bed yet. No one was in the mood to cook after being up all night (drinking and partying) so all there was to eat was left over wedding cake and beer.
So we always joke about having beer and cake the day after our anniversary.
Hope everyone has a loving day today
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