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It is beautiful!
How did you get it finished using only one hand?
How did you get it finished using only one hand?
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Exactly what I was thinking, how did you manage?!
Fortunately my 4 fingers are free. The wrist and thumb are in a cast and fortunately straight. So I was be able to guide the quilt through straight lines. I had to do he binding by machine since hand sewing was impossible.
My word! Maybe I should go stay with you Angie. You could have my quilt done before I could make up my mind, broke wrist and all!!!-lol
Guest room is ready
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This is gorgeous!
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Thank you
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Beautiful quilt! That will make someone very happy.
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Thank you. I hope it will provide some comfort
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Well done Angie, serviceable colours and good size. Love Chris
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Thanks Chris. This one is for a young man
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something tells me you did not take a rest to let your wrist and shoulder heal....hhmm....
But the quilt is beautiful. Your quilt will make somebody feel so lucky to become the new owner. You did a great and wonderful job!! hugs/love Gerry
But the quilt is beautiful. Your quilt will make somebody feel so lucky to become the new owner. You did a great and wonderful job!! hugs/love Gerry
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Most of the quilting was done before breaking the wrist.
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Beautiful design with great colour scheme.
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Thank you. Also reduce the amount of scraps I had.
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WOW,besutiful job
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Thank you.
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Beautiful Quilt!
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Thank you. It decreased the scrap bin that is overflowing
You can never empty a scrap bin. I am 13 quilts into the effort. The scary part is the 13 quilts that were hiding in there! The bin is a bankers box.
Ha, ha as fast as I use up scraps, I create more. Never ending
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dragonflyer
31 May 2018
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Nice job, Angie...thanks for a peek at the back too!
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Thanks. I know you would have asked to see the backside.
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You are an amazing quilter and generous woman! The orphanage must love to see what you do next, and we do too. I don't know how you see to sew black. It's hard for me to see anyway. Is it machine quilted or by hand? (and a one arm hand at that!) It must be by machine.....
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This looks a good size too. Is it full size?
It is a 70x90 inches and meant for a young man. Yes I machine quilted it and the majority was done before I broke my wrist. I did not do as much quilting as I would have liked. The dark color did not bother me since it is on the backside.
I like black as it is so dramatic but it's hard for me to see to sew. Can't tell where I'm at-lol
I quilted once with invisible thread on a background with swirls. Almost made me blind.
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nice job angie, someone will love this!!! ox doris
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I hope so. At least he will know that someone cares
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Really a great job. Very masculine. Does the boy get to keep it?
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Absolutely. He graduates from the orphanage and at 18 years he is on his own. My church donates every year a big quilt to each of the graduates (5 of them this year)
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mariagiannina
01 Jun 2018
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What a gorgeous quilt!! Some one is going to be very happy with that.
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Thank you