Many moons ago, when I first moved to Irmo, South Carolina in 2003--I joined with a very wonderful group of Ladies in not-so-far-away North Augusta, South Carolina for stitching days as often as I could!
I've missed these ladies so much!!
Finding out that today is bee day--I came along with Siobhan to see what is up with the ladies!
I'm working on a binding while Patty stitches her string pieced double wedding ring together by hand! It's been a long term project and so fun to see it grow!!
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Thursday, February 07, 2013
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This is going to be a beautiful quilt! I never thought about a string pieced double wedding ring. I'm so glas I found your site and facebook page. You have opened my eyes to so many different uses and ideas in my quilting. Now to find the time to do just a bit of them.
ReplyDeleteAwesome use of crumbs! Woohoo! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm so impressed by the string pieced Double Wedding Ring! I'm wondering how she did it; Did she use a foundation?
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Wow. That Double Wedding ring is stunning!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt. Please thank Patty for sharing it with us. I would have never thought of doing something like this. Always wanted to do a double wedding ring. Maybe I'll make a smaller table topper project like this.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE, almost ADDICTED to teeny scraps and this is so encouraging and affirmative. Thanks Patty for this wonderful creative use of those teeny tiny scraps!
ReplyDeleteso fun to see some old friends. glad you got to visit them in person.
ReplyDeleteNow I really have to start thinking different ways of using my crumbs - I love that double wedding ring!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! What a gorgeous scrappy wedding quilt!
ReplyDeleteWOW!~ What a beautiful quilt! So, is she piecing the crumbs by hand too? Or, just the curved pieces?
ReplyDeleteI'm curious . Amazing!~ Very unique. What a fun group, so glad you got to visit with them.
Wow , I love the double wedding ring quilt. It looks great in crumbs.
ReplyDeleteIt was great having you here! The stitchers at the today's guild meeting were so surprised to see you!
ReplyDeleteLOVE that wedding ring! I'm going to have to figure out how to do that someday...
ReplyDeleteoh. my. word. Thats going to be amazing when its quilted!
ReplyDeleteWhat an undertaking, hand piecing a string Double wedding ring. that is an amazing feat... I do hope we get to see the finished pics... Hope you have a great time!
ReplyDeleteGreat double wedding ring! Unique idea. Thanks for sharing it with us!
ReplyDeleteThe wedding ring...WOW.
ReplyDeleteOh, that is brilliant! by now, I have a pretty good stock of "made fabic", all stacked up ready to use...Perfect for that wedding ring pattern!
ReplyDeleteSerendipity - what wonderful timing! Glad you got to spend some time sewing with friends.
ReplyDeleteLooks like we are all intrigued with the stringy wedding ring quilt. Tell us more.
ReplyDeleteWould love to have more info on how to string piece the Double Wedding Ring.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a great group to spend some time with. Like others here, I'd love some details on how that String Double Wedding Ring was pieced.
ReplyDeleteI moved to Irmo SC 2004 but moved away in 2011 to a very small rural South Carolina town. Do you still live in Irmo?
ReplyDeleteHow to make the double wedding ring even more daunting!
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