My rose quilt
11-11-2011, 09:53 AM
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WOW - WOW - WOW
I know that if it was mine, it would NEVER leave my sight. And NO ONE human or animal would EVER touch it. That is truly what anyone would consider heirloom quality.
EDITED TO ADD - I hope that you label it well. I know that many years from now someone is going to want to know who made it and the story behind it. Be sure that you leave the necessary information for your legacy.
I know that if it was mine, it would NEVER leave my sight. And NO ONE human or animal would EVER touch it. That is truly what anyone would consider heirloom quality.
EDITED TO ADD - I hope that you label it well. I know that many years from now someone is going to want to know who made it and the story behind it. Be sure that you leave the necessary information for your legacy.
11-11-2011, 11:25 AM
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For those who wanted to see a close up, I will try to post a picture. Yes, the roses were stamped on the white blocks when my grandson gave them to me. They were rather a thin fabric so I put another layer of fabric behind them before I embroidered them. I used many different colors of rose and green floss so each panel is different. I always put a label on the quilts thatI give away but hadn't thought about it for this one. Guess maybe I should do it.[ATTACH=CONFIG]286354[/ATTACH]
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