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    Old 05-10-2013, 11:08 AM
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    Originally Posted by Daisy Dew
    You must have a lot of fun in your sewing room! I love the purple one the next to last pic. What's the name - if you know. Thanks for sharing - have a great time quilting.
    I'm sorry I do not know the name!
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    Old 05-10-2013, 11:31 AM
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    I think it is wonderful you have inherited these quilts and her sewing - - I would be in heaven if someone did that for me! If you are planning to launder them be very careful and not use detergent. Maybe you know this already so sorry if I am "butting" in; someone in my family ruined a beautiful double wedding ring quilt made by my great grandmother's sister. She had used the thirties and forties fabrics which have a different make up of chemicals than todays fabrics and the fabric ripped and tore in spots in almost all of the fabrics. Just want to save you some grief!
    I would get some advice on laundering them before you think about washing. This board came help you with any thing quilt related. They are wonderful people.
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    Old 05-10-2013, 11:48 AM
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    Originally Posted by Sandi
    I think it is wonderful you have inherited these quilts and her sewing - - I would be in heaven if someone did that for me! If you are planning to launder them be very careful and not use detergent. Maybe you know this already so sorry if I am "butting" in; someone in my family ruined a beautiful double wedding ring quilt made by my great grandmother's sister. She had used the thirties and forties fabrics which have a different make up of chemicals than todays fabrics and the fabric ripped and tore in spots in almost all of the fabrics. Just want to save you some grief!
    I would get some advice on laundering them before you think about washing. This board came help you with any thing quilt related. They are wonderful people.
    Thank you for the input.... I didn't think I should even try to laundry them until they are quilted.... Is that would I should do? I am new to all this.. I def do not want to tear them up!
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    Do you have any plans for trying to finish the ones that aren't quite finished? If there are that many unfinished quilts there must be a mountain of fabrics. You are going to have FUN.
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    Old 05-10-2013, 01:04 PM
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    Originally Posted by Andrea
    Do you have any plans for trying to finish the ones that aren't quite finished? If there are that many unfinished quilts there must be a mountain of fabrics. You are going to have FUN.
    Yes! Hopefully one day I will be able to finish the ones that need finished! .. I guess I need to take a picture of all the ones that have been cut, but not yet put together..LOL
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    Old 05-10-2013, 01:20 PM
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    Originally Posted by mimmy96
    As a lot of you on this board have followed a lot of my thread... I am very new to quilting... I inherited a ladies quilt room a few months ago and I am just getting around to sharing some of my "treasures" ... This is just SOME of the treasures........ These are unfinished quilt tops. Some are embroidered and some are patchwork! Enjoy!
    Man oh Man you sure are one blessed lady.I wish I had those.
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    Old 05-10-2013, 01:22 PM
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    Just start on one and finish it all the way. Time has a way of speeding along.

    All of the are beautiful and will be even more so when quilted and finished.
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    I love the Double Wedding Ring top best. Hopefully you will find someone to hand quilt it.
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    What wonderful gifts you were given!! You are very blessed!
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    Old 05-10-2013, 04:26 PM
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    true heirloom quilts, I love the embroidered ones!
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