Hello from Oregon!
10-24-2007, 04:17 PM
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Location: NW Oregon
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Hello from another Oregonian. Lived in K Falls during college days.
Now I am West of Portland halfway to the beach.
Your projects are BEAUTIFUL! I am just finishing my second quilt. I started sewing at 8 or 9 and was in 4H and Home Ec. (When they still taught that). That should give you a guess at my age!
I have made wedding and prom dresses along with other everyday clothes and now I am trying quilting. Thanks for the inspiration! More pictures Please!.
Now I am West of Portland halfway to the beach.
Your projects are BEAUTIFUL! I am just finishing my second quilt. I started sewing at 8 or 9 and was in 4H and Home Ec. (When they still taught that). That should give you a guess at my age!
I have made wedding and prom dresses along with other everyday clothes and now I am trying quilting. Thanks for the inspiration! More pictures Please!.
10-25-2007, 03:19 AM
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Location: other side of the black stump, Perth Western Australia
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Just checked out all your photos of all that you have done and all i can say is wow!! :lol: YOu must have made every kind of quilt there is! i have bookmarked your photos so when i need inspiration i can look there!
10-25-2007, 07:15 AM
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Location: Jacksonville, North Carolina
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Morning Blewbird Carol,
It was wonderful meeting you yesterday in chat! We're happy to share a spot at our quilting bee anytime with you!!
Do join in often, hear?
Happy Quilting,
Sharon
It was wonderful meeting you yesterday in chat! We're happy to share a spot at our quilting bee anytime with you!!
Do join in often, hear?
Happy Quilting,
Sharon
10-25-2007, 02:07 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Beavercreek, OR
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Too funny! My dad had white Jams with big red flowers!!! Memories from childhood are fun for me to revisit.
Beavercreek Oregon is between Estacada, Molalla & Oregon City. Just a little blink on the map. Very rural (so far) with a lot Christmas tree farms, Timberland & farmland.
Beavercreek Oregon is between Estacada, Molalla & Oregon City. Just a little blink on the map. Very rural (so far) with a lot Christmas tree farms, Timberland & farmland.
10-28-2007, 01:48 PM
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Location: Oregon "Gateway to Crater Lake"
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Thank you Carrie....the Cathedral Window(CW) bags are my own creation, but the technique of making the CW is a technique I learned from a pattern....I just incorporated the completed piece into the bag. I have made SEVERAL of them and sold them for $75 each.
The bags are large enough to carry a quilting project in easily. I love doing both... the CW's and the bags. I have learned to adapt my bag pattern to any size needed.....in other words, I can take any size panel or UFO/Orphan block and make a bag out of it!
I teach classes locally for both.
The bags are large enough to carry a quilting project in easily. I love doing both... the CW's and the bags. I have learned to adapt my bag pattern to any size needed.....in other words, I can take any size panel or UFO/Orphan block and make a bag out of it!
I teach classes locally for both.
10-28-2007, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Pam Pollock
Beavercreek Oregon is between Estacada, Molalla & Oregon City. Just a little blink on the map. Very rural (so far) with a lot Christmas tree farms, Timberland & farmland.
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