Curse Of The Tablecloth
#43
Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Pennsylvania
Posts: 141
Your quilt is fabulous. How happy your Aunt will be!!! I made a tiny table cover one time that was two quilts so it could be reversed. I loved making it. I just quilted an overall design on it and since it was so small I had no problems. For all of my quilting I use Hobbs Polyester batting because it doesn't make so many wrinkles when washed and then I do iron them, too. I love Hobbs Polyester and you can get it from Connecting Threads on sale right now and it is not at all expensive. Some people like the wrinkled old fashioned look, but not me. I simply love your quilt and your story is so entertaining. Thank you for sharing.
#47
Super Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Suisun, CAlifornia
Posts: 1,015
OMGsh!!! I had a difficult time seeing your lovely pictures
after reading your hilarious post! Laughed so hard my eyes filled with tears!~
The quilt came out wonderful and I hope you recover quickly. LOL
after reading your hilarious post! Laughed so hard my eyes filled with tears!~
The quilt came out wonderful and I hope you recover quickly. LOL
#48
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Corpus Christi, Tx.
Posts: 16,105
Before I got to the end of your post, I'm thinking, I should pm her and send her some XANAX. Made me think about a friend (rest her soul), she wouldn't have gotten as far as you did. She had absolutely no patience. She would have taken it behind the barn (as she once did) and put some buckshot into it. It looks gorgeous. Love the colors.
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