When you give a quilter something to do, it gets done!
Great work! Lovely quilt! Barbara |
Originally Posted by kwhite
is this it? here are the instructions.
http://teriquilts.blogspot.com/2009/10/krank-it-up.html Thanks again, Kind Regards, MaryAnna |
I love to look for quilts in old movies, and in movies set in olden periods. Once you start looking, it's amazing how many you see. And recogize the pattern of!
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Runaway quilt novel talks about a quilt called birds in the air, it was used as a way to give slaves directions to their next safe house. The pattern is very similar.
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Originally Posted by Loretta
I haven't seen that movie- but it sounds good! Have you seen the movie How to Make An American Quilt? (I think that is the name of it. lOL!)
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OMG I am glad I didn't see the movie. I was at a wedding last year where the bride drug her train through the grass up the isle and then out over the parking lot to leave. It took EVERYTING I had not to go up and grab it off the ground!!!
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Good Golly kwhite. I made a block like this in a quilt guild for someones block of the month and I never saw the quilt completed as I could not leave DH unattended. I love it in the two colors...wonder why it looked like in scraps colors as we had to just make it in two colors..whatever.
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What a pretty quilt. I would love to make that one.
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Dancinig Needle, You are amazing.
Is this a variation on corn and peas or Lady of the Lake? I, too love seeing quilts in movies. I make art quilts and have considered offering to hang in professional offices to show that quilts can be art as well as comfy blankets. To too Muxh fabric. Good luck in making. |
Oh, love that pattern and I loved the movie too...one of my favorite things to do..mix quilting and movie watching :lol: :lol: The only thing is that its kinda' hard to munch popcorn at the same time...gets all the butter on the quilt :roll:
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