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Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 1:54 am   Post subject:


Another beautiful work of art Dooley!
Well done!

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Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 1:48 am   Post subject:


That's such a beautiful quilt, you do very good work.

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Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2008 12:43 pm   Post subject:


Ooh pretty. I am finishing up a quilt for my daughter. It's a little slower paced than my other quilts because she fell in love with a crazy quilt bag I made for her and of course her favorite part was all of the embroidery. I love the lace trim around the pink hearts, I will have to remember that for a future quilt. I collect handmade old lace wherever we travel. I just can't pass by all that handiwork, no matter what the condition. My grandmother made lace but she passed away before she taught me how. If I ever get a chance to take a class in lacemaking, I am so there!

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Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2008 3:48 pm   Post subject:


I've made a lot of quilts but just recently decided I should make them for my grandchildren. I think it started with the Amish quilt that I made for Fintin. Now, I need to make one for Ben and Jacob, just not pink hearts. I'll be busy for a time but will eventually get them done. Thanks for all the good things you've said about Erin's quilt. dooley

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Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2008 3:53 pm   Post subject:


Erin's quilt is lovely, you are so good with those quilts dooley. I had to laugh at Ben's response, poor chap. Very Happy I'm feeling a bit impatient now, because you've described your next two projects and I want to see them.


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Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 11:05 pm   Post subject:


Me, me, I want it....me! hehehe. That quilt is just devine, no wonder she went hom hugging it! I would to. Mum made mine a couple of years ago, so I reakon it's time I dropped a few hints for a new one, and I have to say, I am rather taken with the hearts!


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