For a little relative with a big task ahead . . .
02-02-2011, 05:22 PM
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Originally Posted by fatens
First of all I am so sorry about the kid (he will have a special prayer from me today).
The quilt is just stunning (pattern, colors, idea...) and i loved the backing. I never thought of doing this in the back, i will try it on my next quilt.
what is used to sign the quilt (not to go with washing)?, and what is the pattern u used?
Thanks a lot
Faten
The quilt is just stunning (pattern, colors, idea...) and i loved the backing. I never thought of doing this in the back, i will try it on my next quilt.
what is used to sign the quilt (not to go with washing)?, and what is the pattern u used?
Thanks a lot
Faten
I use sharpie pens to sign, then iron to heat set the ink. The pattern is a signature block. This is a 6" white square with a 3" colored square sewn in the corners.
02-02-2011, 05:22 PM
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Oh what a lovely quilt. I am praying for your grand baby's total and complete healing and that his treatments will proceed with grace and ease. He's so little to have to go through all this and our prayers are with him and with you and the rest of the family.
02-02-2011, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
What a dear precious thought for a young man with a struggle ahead. It will bring him great comfort.
I have prayed for him and the families and medical caregivers.
Jan in VA
I have prayed for him and the families and medical caregivers.
Jan in VA
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