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    Old 05-03-2011, 02:35 PM
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    I like the idea of simple patches and then put the batting and backing on where you sew around it and leave an opening and turn it. Then she could tie it and have her own quilt.
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    Old 05-03-2011, 02:48 PM
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    a quilt for her doll! I agree, make it maybe 15"x15"? have fun. I have 3 daughters and none care too much for sewing or crafting. Bake and cook yes.
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    Old 05-03-2011, 02:50 PM
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    I agree on the feasibility of the turn right side out and tie project -

    maybe start out as a doll quilt or table runner - and if it goes well - go on to make a lap quilt?
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    Old 05-03-2011, 03:27 PM
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    WOW - so quick w/such GREAT ideas - When she comes Fri. afternoon, I'll suggest a few of these to her - The pot holder is a great idea for her mom (since it's moms day Sun) & I especially like the idea of sew 'sandwich' & turn.

    Depending on how she handles that, maybe I'll suggest a sm. pillow for dad. (and time permitting - she will be going w/me to a BBQ on Sat that is a little out of town, so won't have 'quilt' time that day). If she 'takes' to it, maybe the pillow for dad for dad's day coming up.

    Tonnie - YES - they can be very critical early!! She's 8, thinks shes going on 15! I hope she does take to it - none of my other girls have shown an interest, but that may be because I didn't catch the bug till I was in my 50's so they were never 'exposed' to it.

    THANK ALL YOU WONDERFUL FRIENDS for sharing such great ideas - I'll have plenty of choices to offer her.

    Blessings to all .
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