MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN 40-60ish
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Do we each post ourselve at the opening of a burrow and call out when we see one?
I too thought how great it would be to make a quilt of the kid's tee shirts. I have a lot cut out, but never did anything with them.
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Okay! Okay! I'll admit it! I used to OWN a quilt store!!!! But I normally only did wall art quilts. I have won from Best of Show to Viewers Favourite. I LOVE ribbons!!! I had to prove to my customers that I could do a normal quilt so I did a king size that fell to the floor on all three sides. I made up the pattern. It was done out of flannel in rich purples, golds and creams. There, now I've outed myself. I have a craft room that looks like a store!
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Ooh, now we know your dirty little secret, Barbe!
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Jo1955 is the quilt wall made of something like "Wonder-Under"?
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You can make a quilt wall from batting. Not the fluffy stuff, the firm stuff. Fabric sticks to it beautiful and you can pin into it as well.
My store was called Sewin' Love and was in Aurora Ontario. I had it from 1998 until 2003.
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That's what I was wondering. I have 10' high ceiling in my sewing room, and could cover a large area with the batting.
After I finish the quilt for Baby-Boo, my next project is a cathedral window quilt, no batting necessary.
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LOVE cathedral window! Are you going to use black or white as your window "frames"? Jewel tones in the centre or pastels??????
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Meece - You can also use flannel to make a quilt wall. I bought one because I was lazy.
Barbe - Now that you are out of the closet - I know who to get quilt tips from.
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I have a dark muslin, so sort of a tan. I don't know if one bolt will do. We'll see how far it goes.
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Most likely jewel tones for the windows. I love them, and that is what I have the most of. I also light "brights".
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Meece - Don't know if muslin will work. Try putting pieces of fabric on it and see it they stick. If not, you may to use the batting like Barb said or the flannel.
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No muslin is for the Cathedral window frames.
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Meece, that is a beautiful quilt. You should enter that in a competition it would win. You are soo talented.
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Thank you very much. Man years ago I entered my first quilt in the fair and recieved Honorable Mention. I have so far to go before I could win anything.
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We were in KY in June and they had a quilting competition at the hotel. I think your quilt was better than some of the displayed winners. I envy you, excellent work, wish you were closer, I'd ask someone to teach me how to quilt.
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luv the regional. religiouoanol varities. i made regugellah which like lidt cookies in a puff passtry crescent roll----we;ll was gonna but slefpt for 15 hrs instead. sorta missed the ny brunch i was invited to. and then back to sleep beside its raining and windy too much for me to venture out. my sene of acventure lft about 5 yrs ago. now i'm old.haha v (how dare I? my dad is 90 and lives in st paul/minn and drives around ther at night!!!)
nativemom such good acvise! when did you say you were arriving? thank you!
i do knitting. found this great tarn that in sugar cane from bolivia. but do great to work eith. it strecthes and strechs and then strectchs some more. so mu much fa structured pattern. a back and two fronts and i got a shapeless neato vest. only took me t4 tries of patterns!
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I am in awe of all of the talented cooks and quilters on this thread! Beautiful quilt Meece. No special New Year dinner in our area. When my oldest DS was still home we would celebrate his birthday (which is today) with his favorite foods. Now it is just DH and I snacking and watching the Big Ten being embarrassed in football all day
Glad to hear from you Lisa, you're continually in my thoughts and prayers and I made a request to your daughter on facebook.
Phew, sleep is good and you obviously needed it.
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Meece - Oops! I was confused on the muslin - chalk it up to rad brain. I will take pics of my current quilt when I get the top put together. Haven't decided on the color for the back yet.
You would be surprised at what you could win at a quilt show. I have seen some bad ones even at shows. Don't sell yourself short - you do beautiful work.
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I just checked the brand new bolt of tea-dyed muslin I have. I need another full bolt to make a full sized quilt! Maybe a bed runner to start, and if I finad matching muslin, then I can expand it.
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Meece - I just finished a bed runner for a Christmas gift. I was fun to do and fit the bed perfect.
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I made several quilts this year while I was off work from surgeries. I've never taken any to shows. Only for family & friends. They all seem to love them. Not a pro by far. I do both sides with batting in between. I make them fit a king size bed. That's what I have, so I know that way they fit whoever I give them to. I have some avid hunters & golfers, so made one side hunting and the other side golfing. That way it's reversable. Beautiful quilt Meece. I've never done wall hangings. May have to try those. Hope everyone had a great new years eve. We went to friends of ours. We go every year. They have like a pre new years eve party. Early from @ 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. That way everyone can still go and have their own little thing. I stay up, mostly only because I'm use to being up till 4 a.m. because of work. Some days I really hate the night shift.
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Sorry guys....kinda went on a ramble there.
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No need to apologize.
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I have thought about double sided quilts because I love making quilt tops so a reversible quilt would allow me to make two tops and onoy need to find storage for one.
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I made this quilt by combining my love of needle work with quilting. I did this when I was going through treatment in 2003 and I called it my recovery quilt.
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That's a really good idea Crissy. I would have been able to take the embroidery to chemo with me, or even take the whole quilt and do some quilting, which is what I did.
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very nice Chrissy, my mother does a lot of needle work. I use to when I didn't have a job & the kids were little. Now I just don't have time. If it weren't for being off work for surgeries, I probaby would not have done these.
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leisaparis, you have to realize that we don't call one teeny paragraph a ramble around these parts.
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man, you guys are makin me tired; just listening to all the projects. mine is making new foobs for the new year. im tired of them getting$ from me for foam ones.. Barbe: What other Dirty Little Secrets are you keeping from us?? hmm?? lol 3jays
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