I love doing memory quilts. This is something that is both difficult, but such a joy for the family members still here. I take T-shirts, or clothing and cut the up and put them into quilts. I use colors that the family member liked and and it to the quilt top...making a pieced top.
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This quilt top was made by a customer and I just added the quilting motif.
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Quilting is finished and it is back to the customer to finish the binding.
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This customer collected "crown royal" bags and made them into a quilt for her son...
Close up of the quilting on the quilt...
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Hey, Chell - glad to see you carrying on with more beautiful quilts. I especially LOVE the scroll quilting design on the sashing! Might use that one myself!
ReplyDeleteI'm on this new laptop - yes we finally bit the bullet. Snow here - about 8 inches, but it's light and fluffy and gorgeous!!
Keep on keepin' on!
Elaine
PLEASE PLEASE TELL ME!! Where can i get a pattern for this quilt!!!????
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