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by lique 27 Nov 2015 ( edited Nov 29'15 01:26 )
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I have always wanted to make this story from embroidery library. Still not sure if I have to give it another outside border.

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Comments (34)
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by lilylady 27 Nov 2015
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Congratulations! I look at these once a year in my folder and say no way. I am so glad to see them stitched.
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by crafter2243 27 Nov 2015
Me too.
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by pldc 27 Nov 2015
+18
wow this is wonderful & I would go for another border too ~hugs~
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by carolpountney 27 Nov 2015
+16
Yes very nice, I would go for another border
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by mysew1325 27 Nov 2015
+16
this is so cute.... great job.. that is lots of embroidering.
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by gwillmann 27 Nov 2015
+18
This is beautiful. I love it.
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by wml2 27 Nov 2015
+18
Its beautiful!!
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by edithfarminer 27 Nov 2015
+18
Wonderful but need plain outside border
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by noah 27 Nov 2015
+17
yes you do need to excellent work hugs
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by sjbrower 27 Nov 2015
+16
Oh this is beautiful! I think it would look nice with a border to frame it.
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by oaro 27 Nov 2015
+15
looks great
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by highlandermom 27 Nov 2015
+14
Wow you should be warm from the warmth of your machine as it is cooking along. Looks fabulous and I would also have to agree the extra border would frame it to perfection.
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by sonjapotgieter 27 Nov 2015
+15
Excellent work...This is SO Stunning!!!!!Well done
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by dragonflyer 27 Nov 2015
+14
Wonderful...and a big undertaking...but it does need that border!
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by Smokey12 27 Nov 2015
+14
Your blocks stitched out very nicely. I agree with the others, it needs another border.
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by pennyhal2 27 Nov 2015
+12
Oh gosh! That is a fantastic quilt! I'm glad to see those designs stitched out. Would you like to share more detailed information such as fabric, stablizer, etc?
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by lique 27 Nov 2015
I used calico and tear away stabiliser. Nothing special. Use the squares to make separate blocks and zigzagged them together. (I am not a great quilter and this works for me)Edges are cotton.
by pennyhal2 29 Nov 2015
Thanks for the info! I'm going to have to get started on doing them too.
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by Leaha 27 Nov 2015
+13
Gorgeous! I think it would more like a quilt if it had an extra framing.
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by crafter2243 27 Nov 2015
+12
So, so amazing. That was a lot of work and the result is awesome. I also think it does need a border. How long have you worked on this?
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by lique 27 Nov 2015
Started just after x mas last year finished he embroidery quite quickly but struggled with the putting it together.
by crafter2243 28 Nov 2015
Wow
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by basketkase 27 Nov 2015
+10
Love it.....I have this one too, and have about 3/4 of them done, but ran out of steam........great to see it finished.......
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by lucy12345 27 Nov 2015
+10
Beautiful, but another border would look nice, good as is though. Have you thought of trying a red extra border?
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by lique 27 Nov 2015
Still thinking about it!
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by pennifold 27 Nov 2015
+10
LOVE IT, I love anything Christmassy. I'd have red or green as an extra border. As you have so many blocks with those colours in them. Well done, it will be an heirloom. Love Chris
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by baydreamer 27 Nov 2015
+10
wow, looks great but would look fantastic with another wider border!
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by brendalea 27 Nov 2015
+10
Very nice job. I too would add another boarder. If you are still unsure lay fabric out and stand back and look at it. Thank you for sharing.
Happy Stitching :~)
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by PIGNADA 27 Nov 2015
+10
One year of work and a result awesome. Congratulations!!! However I think, i would add a larger red (or an other color) border : so your Christmas blanket will have a better finishing touches. Thank you very much for sharing and amitiés de France.
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by babash 28 Nov 2015
+8
That is stunning just so beautiful. I am not a quilter but think it needs a border right around the outside to show off your work properly.
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by decojo 28 Nov 2015
+7
You have been busy! Gorgeous quilt! Joyce
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by lbrow 28 Nov 2015
+7
Oh I adore it. It is wonderful and such a grand job you have done/Lillian
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by sandralane 28 Nov 2015
+5
Big project, simply stunning, well worth ALL the work. Sandra.
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by robertahilde 28 Nov 2015
+6
This quilt is absolutely amazing. Congratulation on your fantastic job. To make a quilt is a dream of my but never got there, you have inspired me!
Hugs, Roberta
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by cj2sew 28 Nov 2015
+5
Luv this. I love your polka dot fabric but, I especially love the last block in the bottom right hand corner. What an accomplishment. I purchased these designs long ago too and never sewed them out. You have inspired me. I would add a red or green tiny Christmas print border about 5inches wide. I would only quilt a line around the block on the edge of the picture and one more down the polka dot seams.
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by katydid 28 Nov 2015
+4
Oh my! This is an undertaking. You have done a wonderful job! I am not a quilter so I will not offer advise as to finish it. I know that it will become an heirloom in your family. Kay
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by juliathompson 28 Nov 2015
lovely idea, I just made a nursery rhyme quilt
by juliathompson 28 Nov 2015
where did you get the patterns?
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by workbecky 28 Nov 2015
+2
You have done an amazing job. Both for "sticking" with it until finished and for the beautiful work in each block. Do add a border to make it even more stunning. Again, well done. Something to be treasured for many, many years. Becky
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by worthy 28 Nov 2015
+2
O'WOW WOW WOW....Congratulations on a job well done. I think you will be very happy with a border to set/frame it all off. Thank you for sharing.
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by vickiannette 29 Nov 2015
+1
Many many hours of work, it is so lovely and should last at least a 100 years or so!! Yes go with another border
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by deegee 29 Nov 2015
+1
Really lovely work. You have done a great job. That's a lot of work but I bet you are feeling very pleased with the result.