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Okay, Jalynne, repeat after me: "The next quilt I make will be for my bed."
I was really selfish, and the first one I made was a keeper (although it was for the guest bed rather than our bed). I went for a long time before I made another one for us, but now I have several that will stay in the family. We don't have children, but each of the step-grandchildren have a baby quilt and now that they're a little older, I think it's time to start work on a grown-up version for them. If I start their graduation quilts now, I might have them done in time (six years for the first one!). Louise in Iowa "Jalynne" wrote in message ink.net... Even though i had quilters in my family, I never had one until I started making them. In fact, I still don't have one for my bed, either. But that will change...i'm working on it! And...my DD will always have one of my quilts to grace her bed...always. -- Jalynne Queen Gypsy (snail mail available upon request) see what i've been up to at www.100megsfree4.com/jalynne "LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote in message ... Never had one til I started making them. Actually, that's why I started making them. I still don't have one for my bed (cept an old store bought...it's falling apart, of course). I envy people who had quilters in their family. -- LN in NH a crazy quilter * hand quilter * & hand appliquér all in all --- a very slow quilter.... So send quilts! http://photos.yahoo.com/lns_obsessed "The Nielands" wrote in message news:i3x2b.258043$o%2.117708@sccrnsc02... In an e-mail replying to Diana's thread about getting started in quilting, Julie said she always had a quilt in her life thanks to her Grandmother. That got me to thinking (a dangerous thing at this time of day when I'm tired from work!). What's the first quilt you remember in your life? Like Julie, mine was one from Grandma. It was a Trip Around The World in fabric from the 30s and 40s (I'm guessing on that part). I remember it being on my bed upstairs in the old farmhouse we lived in, and I'd sit and trace each "trip" with my finger. I'm sure it was hand quilted, and I just loved that quilt! When I finally learned to quilt in the 80s, TATW was my first project, and I think it might still be my favorite pattern. So what's the first quilt you remember (even if it was from just last year)? Louise in Iowa |
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