Scrap Happy Baskets DONE!
08-16-2014, 07:28 AM
#65
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Location: St Maries, Idaho
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wow, you did it. it is out of the ballpark fabulous! i love the quilting and thanks for info on the bailey, i have been looking at it for a while now. i have tested one at a quilt show in moscow idaho last year. people were great. it's either that or a Juki and i think the Juki might win out. i can later adapt it to a frame and have that learning curve for a fraction of the cost. i don't want to learn to do panto work, i want to freehand like you do. ah...someday. i love the cherry gingham happy look of this quilt. it reminds me of e. burns!~ 
this is beautiful and thanks for posting!
this is beautiful and thanks for posting!
08-16-2014, 09:05 AM
#69
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Location: Gardnerville, NV
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A truly beautiful quilt! The quilting is fabulous. I love all the fabrics and the quilt pattern is wonderful! That watering can certainly brings back memories of my Dad. He was the gardener in our family. Thanks for sharing.
08-16-2014, 09:16 AM
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Baskets per se are not to my liking but I have to say, I really like yours and would love the pattern if it is available. I also think the backing is great and goes with the front of the quilt nicely. I bought a Handi-Quilter from a friend that did not work for her but I have as yet to get it set up. I have had it for about 2 years now. Think it is time for me to get that rascal up and running. I also love your quilting. Thanks for sharing your lovely quilt with us.
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