If you could only make or own one quilt........
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I love all sorts of quilt patterns and fabrics so it would be hard to choose just one to make. If I could only own one quilt though, one of mine wouldn't even make the list - we have 3 quilts made by my husbands grandmother all pieced and quilted by hand. One is a butterfly design, and the other two are a Kansas City Star quilt pattern that the best I can figure is called "Tea Leaves". This seems to have been a favorite pattern of hers as she made at least 3 quilts with it that I know of, they all live with my DH and I, all have beautiful scalloped edges. If only one could stay I would choose the smallest as it was the baby quilt she made for my DH. Will try to take some pics and post. PS - Last year I actually located the template for this pattern and have plans to do a white and batik modern version of his DGM favorite!
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Originally Posted by Bubblegum0077
My first was a king I made and loved the colors. The top is finished and I wanted two shams to match. Nothing is finished as of yet, but funny as it is I don't even like the colors anymore. Wondering what to do with it, but I am not going to get it quilted for it to sit in the closet. So for now the money is in my pocket and the top is in a bag in the closet. I may even pull it apart to making something else. Not sure but it's looking like that's the destiny of this top.
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Originally Posted by NinaK
So if you restarted tomorrow, how many yards of each color would you buy?
I guess that's the fun of making a quilt - My Quilt - My Rules.
#46
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I would make a rag guilt for my summer bedspread and a valance to match for the window.
My current bedspread is a crocheted, double thread afghan my daughter made for me at Christmas time several years ago, I just added to it to make a spread with a bedskirt. Too warm for summer, but I love it.
My current bedspread is a crocheted, double thread afghan my daughter made for me at Christmas time several years ago, I just added to it to make a spread with a bedskirt. Too warm for summer, but I love it.
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My quilt would be useable. Winter is upon us, so NC has light winters, but I still would like to bundle up. OH and by the way NC did get a frosting last night and this morinng, not like the mis western states.
colors would be bright and sunny, remove the blahs,
being I am kinda a beginner, a wrap so I can sit and watch tv,
or maybe a bed quilt for my bed. maybe I can make 2!
colors would be bright and sunny, remove the blahs,
being I am kinda a beginner, a wrap so I can sit and watch tv,
or maybe a bed quilt for my bed. maybe I can make 2!
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Baltimore in pinks and greens with cream background. Made one for our bed, it took me four years but I loved doing it and love looking at it. All done by hand, I call it my heirloom quilt. Somewhen i will post a picture of it.
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