Finished quilt! Scrapy charm quilt
#81
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You know it is sad when all of your hardwork goes unappreciated! I only make quilts for family and close friends as gifts but I do tell them a coupld of things!!! "If your quilts needs repairs, bring it back to me" "If you don't want it anymore, bring it back to me" "If you take it and decide you want to give it to someone, keep it in the family or bring it back to me" I always tell my family member that "if they do not like it, tell me ASAP!" I can make another one for that person and give this one to another family member! I think sometimes our the attachment we have to a quilt we've made!
By the way, my immediate family size from parents to granchildren (4 generations) is 60! (and still growing) I will be making quilts for them the reat of my life!
By the way, my immediate family size from parents to granchildren (4 generations) is 60! (and still growing) I will be making quilts for them the reat of my life!
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It reminds me of a postage stamp quilt...and it is really beautiful..at least you have a picture of it to pat yourself on the back with..ya never know life has a way of passing by...I am sure they appreciate it even though they did not acknowledge it..thanks for sharing
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Your quilt is a masterpiece and you should be proud and happy to have made such a nice gift for someone you love. Unfortunately, people that don't make treasures like this quilt, don't know or understand what goes into them. In the "old days" sewing was the cheap way to have clothing. Now days, quilt fabric is expensive and the time and talent it took to do this presentation is literally priceless. Your heart was in the right place and you did the generous, loving and kind thing. Way to go!
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