This is my first attempt at making a quilt. It was a panel, and I made it for my BFF. The only part that I did not do on my own was the very outer edge..I tried numerous times..and then gave up :(
Thank god for Mrs. Gurski...she finished it for me. I have yet to send it! I feel guilty just looking at it....could be that I'm so proud of the darn thing I hate to part with it ;)
Nice work! Quilting is no easy feat... lots of time invested in each one, so I'm not surprised you're a little reluctant to send it!
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If we ever settle down, I've got quilt plans I've been sitting on for years, ever since I took that stained glass class many moons ago in Halifax.
I'm sure your BFF will love it, and it will give you an excuse to start another :D
Thanks..now I just have to send it..she'll probably see it here first :{
ReplyDeleteCongrats on finishing your first quilt. Great job! I make the occasional quilt. A friend of mind always says "A finished quilt is a useful quilt!". Have fun with your blog! #271 following from Stampin' Connection.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt. I know how much time it takes to do one. I have done some quilting before I got into stamping. Don't blame you for holding on to it for a bit.
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You did a great job on your inner and outer borders for a first timer! The seam binding is always the hardest. I've made a few quilts in my time and I've only given them to those I adore because there is so much involved. Its so hard to part with them. I can totally sympathise! It looks just awesome! I'm following you from SC! I'm #1 on list A. I haven't updated the thread yet, but will tomorrow. Stop on by sometime!
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