Unicorn Quilt
05-04-2010, 02:19 PM
#31
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: FL
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The quilt is beautiful! I'm sure it will be a comfort to Melissa.
It's great that the community rallied to help out. It makes all the difference in getting to a point where you can have something positive to look forward to. My neice and nephew and their respective families lost everything in 2 separate fires last year a month or so apart. When I was shopping for new toys for the little ones, the clerk at Toys-R-Us came back after me before I left and gave me money for them. I nearly cried! It doesn't seem too often these days to find a stranger who cares so much. :)
It's great that the community rallied to help out. It makes all the difference in getting to a point where you can have something positive to look forward to. My neice and nephew and their respective families lost everything in 2 separate fires last year a month or so apart. When I was shopping for new toys for the little ones, the clerk at Toys-R-Us came back after me before I left and gave me money for them. I nearly cried! It doesn't seem too often these days to find a stranger who cares so much. :)
05-04-2010, 03:14 PM
#36
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: At my LQS
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So beautiful and so thoughtful. I really like the way you stitched the unicorns is light thread to contrast with the darker fabrics. They look ethereal.
What basic pattern did you use? It really is a good one for highlighting machine embroidery.
What basic pattern did you use? It really is a good one for highlighting machine embroidery.
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