Love the variegated thread against the solid fabrics---
This is one masculine feeling quilt that any 12 year old boy would love!
NO FLOWERS!!
It's going to be a fun day!
Thursday, April 19, 2012
iPhone-o-Gram! Let the Quilting Begin!
Karen arrived bright and early! We've got her son's Wake Forest Trip Around the World quilt in the machine and stitching away!
Love the variegated thread against the solid fabrics---
This is one masculine feeling quilt that any 12 year old boy would love!
NO FLOWERS!!
It's going to be a fun day!
Love the variegated thread against the solid fabrics---
This is one masculine feeling quilt that any 12 year old boy would love!
NO FLOWERS!!
It's going to be a fun day!
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Love the colors. Is the quilting design a panto? if so, which one?
ReplyDeleteMaybe a program? Don't some of the quilting machines sort of do it for you?
ReplyDeleteGee, could also pass a a Purdue quilt!! LOL
ReplyDeleteBev (kwiltpharm@aol.con)
What panto are you using?
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie,
ReplyDeleteThat is a nice quilt. I like the others would like to know the name of the pattern you are using to quilt the quilt so I can see if a panto is available.
Thanks,
Terry (davist@hendrix.edu)
Would LOVE to see a picture of the quilt when completed. My oldest niece went to Wake Forest.
ReplyDeleteI would love to know the panto name too. It's really a nice masculine one.
ReplyDeleteLooking good!
ReplyDeleteI too would like to know what panto you are using.
Do I see your Dear Jane quilt hanging behind your frame?
ReplyDeleteLooks good!
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