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Not that every Wednesday there will be a quilt show.  I’ve just been so busy that I’ve gotten behind in posting quilt pictures.  It always amazes me when I see a pictures of  the quilts.  I see the affect value has and how the entire quilt looks.  I guess keeping my nose 8 inches from the [...]

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My Husband’s Heart

My sweet husband, who is much more comfortable in the garage with a saw in hand or out in the yard with a shovel, or better yet, on the golf course with a club in his hand, has a heart for our soldiers.  So he has made his 3rd QOV to contribute towards the 82 [...]

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I finished quilting this Quilt of Valor today.  I used the Patriot Pantograph by Jodi Beamish with PermaCore Thread in Blond Mist on top and Mother Goose on bottom.  I went around the center block which has a neat machine embroidery.  In that block I quilted background curls.  Judy H from the Sandhills Quilters Guild [...]

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I grew up in Maryland where the beautiful leaves in the fall would eventually fall to the the ground, only to be raked into a pile by my Dad.  Then the fun would begin.  It was so much fun to jump and play in those piles.  This quilt takes me back to my childhood.  Can’t [...]

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I’m pretty old fashion.  I like pearls and lace, saying “sir” and “madam”, baking bread, pouring tea from a teapot into a pretty tea cup.  But every once in awhile, something modern, contemporary in look and feel gets my attention.  This quilt is  one of those things.  As usual, click on the image to enlarge. [...]

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My Grandson, Alex, has played in-line hockey for a number of years now.  So I made a hockey quilt out of his jerseys and one sweatshirt.  It really was quite easy.  The interfacing I used stabilized the jerseys but kept them soft.  The cornerstones were a part of the sleeves.  The North Carolina NHL team [...]

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