Mod Vintage Tablecloth by Charisma
01-29-2014, 12:38 PM
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Hi KLO,
Thank you so much for your kindness.
I actually quilted the circles as I came to them while doing the lines. It just works best that way for me. But any way you do it is fine. I assure you if you were a bug on my wall it would be boring...but if you could be one of the zaps in my brain ...it might be more enjoyable. LOL I am usually pretty quiet..but my brain is going all of the time.
Thank you so much for your kindness.
I actually quilted the circles as I came to them while doing the lines. It just works best that way for me. But any way you do it is fine. I assure you if you were a bug on my wall it would be boring...but if you could be one of the zaps in my brain ...it might be more enjoyable. LOL I am usually pretty quiet..but my brain is going all of the time.
If I could be that wall bug, I just wanted to actually sit and quietly watch you machine quilt to see exactly how you go about it from start to finish. You wouldn't have to talk to me (or squash me either, hopefully). Your lines are so straight and the circles are so round. Yes, I know, practice, practice, practice. As I have said several times in the past, I love your quilting but even more so I love that you are so sharing with your quilts and knowledge. Thanks for that! Too bad you are on the left coast and I am on the right.
06-18-2014, 05:56 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Oregon City, OR
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I absolutely love it. I just finished a class on Craftsy about wholecloth quilts. The reason I signed up for it was because I have a number of hankies that belonged to G-ma's and didn't know what to do with them. Now, I've gotten in to checking out every Goodwill I see to find vintage linens to see what I can do with them.
Yours is wonderful - thanks for another idea.
Jane
Yours is wonderful - thanks for another idea.
Jane
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