What do you think? I'd like your opinion.
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I made a quilt for a family reunion last yeat , it was a kingsize maple leaf quilt. The maple leafs were hand appiqued, the blocks were sashed and machine quilted. I WAS INFORMED IF I HAD HAND QUILTED IT SEVERAL of the women would have bid on it . It sold for 125.00 dollars and my Oklahoma relation was so glad to win the bid , What do these women expect that you will hand quilt quilt so they can bid a small price to win the quilt, HE ALSO WON THE BID THE YEAR BEFORE FOR A UNDERGROUNG RAILROAD QUILT , DOUBLE BED SIZE, Do these womwen think you will work for a whole year on a quilt just to please them at a cheap price,????OK I hav evented enough, :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Glassquilt
Just tell them how you made it and let them pick the wording.
I might suggest "custom made for ___ by ___ on date", but leave the decision to them.
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I never thought of handmade that way. Guess I'm way to literal.
Originally Posted by Dina
When I made all my own clothes, they were handmade, and I didn't stitch any of them by hand. Same thing with a quilt, I think.
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