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I love cows (my guest bedroom is decorated with all things cow) so when I saw this pattern on FaceBook, I had to buy it! I normally don’t buy from FB, but I got just the pattern, not the kit. The entire quilt is made from my stash of fabrics, and as soon as my quilter finishes the ones I just took her, I will take this to be quilted for a topper on the guest bed.
Followed Lori Miller’s design from EQ8 and Accuquilt—very pleased with the outcome!
Lovely!
Wow! This is very unique and looks like it was complicated. Thanks for sharing.
WOW, this is incredible!!!
This T-shirt quilt started out to be just a quilt using the T-shirts from the family camp we attended when our kids were young, then it expanded when I realized that most of those T-shirts were too worn out to use. So, some colorful shirts showing favorite cartoon characters, Scooby Doo and Friends, and s Charlie Brown T-shirt. This was for my Down Syndrome son who had a lot of fun at the Lair of the Bear Camp at Pincecrest, California. I included some hand appliqued "trees,"
This style of Kaleidoscope was the first quilt I ever made. Not an easy project.
I saved all the bandanas from each time my dog, Rex, got a groom. This blanket represents 16 years worth. This is my first quilt ever! The other side is dog patterned squares.
My first king size quilt I’ve completed.
Practice, practice and you can do domestic machine quilting.