Monday, May 28, 2012

iPhone-o-gram! Quilting up a storm!

Or that might be unquilting up a storm.

We've had a dickens of a time getting the row spacing right--there has been much picking out and whining!

We are on a roll now. We hope to get this wedding quilt done today!
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Quipped by Bonnie K Hunter at 12:37 PM
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9 comments:

  1. love seeing the dear jane on your wall.
    Karen

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  2. Hey Bonnie --- Just read where the first Hexie pattern was published in 1835! Never realized they have been around that long. I have made one hexie quilt, a gift, of Grandma's Flower Garden. I swore off the pattern and hexies too lolol - but the English Paper Piecing is making me rethink the hexie idea.
    Happy Holiday
    JulieinTN

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  3. PUSH THE RED BUTTON!!! PUSH THE RED BUTTON!! (The extent of my ability to be helpful in this situation...) :)

    Missing y'all! I know you're having fun in spite of the ripped stitches!

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  4. Miss Bonnie I have a question. Why do you have the batting all smushed up between the rollers? I have a Lenni, and I just let the batting drape to the floor....unless I have the door open to the quilt room and the cats can wonder in.

    Just curious if there was a reason.

    Thanks
    Deb

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  5. Always fun to see inside folks studios/sewing rooms.Happy quilting!

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  6. This looks like a t-shirt quilt.
    I am sure it will get done in time.
    You are the queen of quilting!

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  7. Free kindle book about QUILTING!!!!

    http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004A8ZWOW/?tag=afbm-20

    Rosa... can't wait to read it!!!!

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    1. Sue in Scottsdale, AZ10:22 PM EDT

      Rosa, this is a wonderful story. I believe it is one of the first that Bonnie had listed as a freebie. I wish the others in this series were free. I so didn't want this story to end!

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  8. Thanks Rosa. I was just wondering what to read next.

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