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It's beautiful!!! I don't hink you'll have any problem!!! I want one!!!!
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OMG!! that is beautiful!! how could anyone not want it? how long did that take you to make? I agree with both cindi and liz- i would love to have one!!
I wish I could make one for everyone but just don't have the time. I made one for me at the same time but don't have it finished yet. Once I finish you guys can borrow it for a while (traveling quilt). Sue Olsen who designed the pattern was kind enough to let me make it for the rescue (I did modify it a bit had too many flowers for my taste). She has some great patterns and they are pretty easy to make. I would be glad to help anyone who needs help with the instructions.
http://www.doggonequilts.com/boxer.htm
http://www.doggonequilts.com/boxer.htm
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It's gorgeous! I am going to send my mom the pattern for Mikey and Brandy and ask her to make a Mic & Indy for me...if she does, I'll be sure to post a pic!
You did an AWESOME job! WTG! :clap:
You did an AWESOME job! WTG! :clap:
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What a beautiful quilt, it's going to make someone very happy. You are very talented, where did you find the pattern? My SIL is a quilter and I'd love to put that on my Christmas list :lol:
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oops just saw the link, think I'll forward it to my SIL.
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Thanks for posting that!!! My mom is going to make one for me! I would never have even known about them...
WTG!
WTG!
I started it in June and finished today but these quilts can be done in a week and you wouldn't have to work every minute. I just worked a little at a time and had a lot of problems with my sewing machine so I had to use my old machine to finish it up.
Here is the process if you are interested. With the pattern you get an actual size pattern, trace the pattern onto muslin, draw the pattern pieces on to a two sided fusible product and cut it larger than the pattern, take one side paper off the fusible and place it on the fabric you want (a little larger than the pattern); iron that piece (leaving the paper on the other side of the fusible), cut out the pattern on the fusible and fabric, take off the paper from the fusible and place it on the proper place on the muslin (it is slightly sticky so it will stay). Once the whole thing is on the pattern you iron all the pieces down. There is supposed to be a gap between pattern pieces and that is where you quilt which gives it definition. I used a dark brown variable thread because I thought black would be too stark. It is very forgiving and if you don't like a color you can easily switch it out before you iron everything down.
Here is the process if you are interested. With the pattern you get an actual size pattern, trace the pattern onto muslin, draw the pattern pieces on to a two sided fusible product and cut it larger than the pattern, take one side paper off the fusible and place it on the fabric you want (a little larger than the pattern); iron that piece (leaving the paper on the other side of the fusible), cut out the pattern on the fusible and fabric, take off the paper from the fusible and place it on the proper place on the muslin (it is slightly sticky so it will stay). Once the whole thing is on the pattern you iron all the pieces down. There is supposed to be a gap between pattern pieces and that is where you quilt which gives it definition. I used a dark brown variable thread because I thought black would be too stark. It is very forgiving and if you don't like a color you can easily switch it out before you iron everything down.
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It's awesome Barb, I think it will do very well....People will be fighting for it..Lol..Quilts are a hot commodity now, it's going to do great.
Yes, I am very interested. I just learned that we are going to have a new baby in the family. My hubby is a wood worker and he's going to build a crib. I would love to be able to make a quilt to give with the crib. Seeing your work has motivated me to give it a try.
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Beautiful job, they will be so greatful!
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