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05-15-2009, 06:21 AM

#91

genghis khan

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Originally Posted by Loretta

Yes, Chris is a good designer and people would love his class!

What i do when making this stuff is very simple and alot of the techniques i use are very simple as well. I could easilly explain this to anyone or if someone saw how i do certain things it wouldnt seem too diffacult im willing to bet. Also if you were working in all cotton instead of the satin i used it would be much easier also.

05-16-2009, 08:18 AM

#92

burnsk

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That is truly outstanding. You should submit pictures to some of the quilting magazines and maybe they'd contact you about a story. Do you also design fabric? You could become the new Kaffe Fassett. And then we can all say we knew you when . . . If you have the time and energy, I know you could do it. You certainly are very talented and creative.

Beautiful quilt.

05-16-2009, 08:32 AM

#93

quiltingchic

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WOW Chris, I love it. What a great quilt to show off, I do hope you put in a quilt show.
Dawn

05-16-2009, 06:09 PM

#94

omak

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Impressive!
I can appreciate the analytical brain that decided to express itself in fabric with cogs and gears.
What a guy!
Dittoes to all the grand things people have types to try to express the appreciation we have for your interpretation. Good job just doesn't seem enough, though. Sometimes, I suppose <g> words failing me is a good thing! LOL
Thank you for sharing all your pictures.
I think that quilt PROVES you could be self-employed quite nicely. You are too creative to just be in a sewing factory .... you have more ability than that ... Keep Looking Up! <wave>

05-24-2009, 08:21 PM

#95

kd124

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I have been wondering if I missed a the post of the finished project. I am glad another quilt of yours was in the newsletter as I forgot who was working on it. Thought I had bookmarked it but couldn't find it in my list. Chris it turned out to be a fantastic quilt. I love how you continued you gears in the quilting. Great job.