January Quilting

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Re: January Quilting

New postby lendube on Mon Jan 16, 2012 3:31 pm

Those turned out nicely, Judy. Are those machine embroideries on the second one? Looks like red and blue work to me.
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Re: January Quilting

New postby HeyJudee on Mon Jan 16, 2012 3:56 pm

lendube wrote:Those turned out nicely, Judy. Are those machine embroideries on the second one? Looks like red and blue work to me.

Yes...but actually more red and green or purplish work.

momquilts wrote:Your FMQ looks professional, nice job! If one didn't know, one would think the quilting was done on a longarm machine. :applause:

Definitely not a professional ;) ....I just take pics of the good areas. I don't point the camera at the icky areas...LOL
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Re: January Quilting

New postby momquilts on Mon Jan 16, 2012 4:32 pm

Judy is a smart lady! ;)
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Re: January Quilting

New postby bridesmom on Mon Jan 16, 2012 8:46 pm

Good one Judy! Beautiful work again. I may borrow the ivy design for my b&w if I ever get sewing again. I'm off Thurs and Fri and hope to sew those two days, as Rob will be at work and I think by then I may feel good enough to spend time sewing.
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Re: January Quilting

New postby kjh9835 on Tue Jan 17, 2012 5:02 am

Jeesh! I've done a bit of practice but nothing that I could post...lol. That looks very nice. I don't think I'll have time or patience to do anything near that good. Once I get my UFO's done and the current list of "to do sewing", I want to research and practice but it looks too time consuming for me. I wish I could sew full time and not have to work!

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Re: January Quilting

New postby HeyJudee on Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:38 pm

kjh9835 wrote:...I wish I could sew full time and not have to work!

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That's what I said before I retired...and I still don't sew full time... :P
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Re: January Quilting

New postby bridesmom on Tue Jan 17, 2012 9:35 pm

You mean I don't have to retire then???? Here I thought I'd be able to retire and sew to my hearts content. Well, shoot, I may as well work and make money! NOT
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Re: January Quilting

New postby HeyJudee on Wed Jan 18, 2012 9:20 am

bridesmom wrote:You mean I don't have to retire then???? Here I thought I'd be able to retire and sew to my hearts content. Well, shoot, I may as well work and make money! NOT

Laura, the way you sew now...keep your job so you can afford to keep sewing. :D Or get building your stash so you will be able to sew full time when you retire. Bet you'd have had my stash completely gone in a year... :lol:
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Re: January Quilting

New postby icetbear on Wed Jan 18, 2012 3:39 pm

Happy Wednesday good folk of the quilting forum. Judy, you continue to inspire me to try FMQ. I am working on a cuddle quilt for DGS Mason, who wants to 'keep the baby in Mommy's tummy warm'. I have made it from my stash in bright gender neutral colours and a happy face print. I need to finish it and get it to St.Louis before it gets too warm for Mom to use it. Take care.

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Re: January Quilting

New postby HeyJudee on Wed Jan 18, 2012 6:18 pm

Don't forget to take pics of that cuddle quilt...Nanabear! We love seeing pics!!!
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