Good morning! I have to share with you this latest treasure that has crossed my path, I couldn't be more tickled! A friend has trusted me with the safekeeping of this Sunbonnet Sue quilt made in 1930 by her maternal grandmother. This was her grandmother's first and only quilt! She was part Cherokee and likely learned to stich from her mother. She was from Missouri, later moved to California where
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Good morning! I have to share with you this latest treasure that has crossed my path, I couldn't be more tickled! A friend has trusted me with the safekeeping of this Sunbonnet Sue quilt made in 1930 by her maternal grandmother. This was her grandmother's first and only quilt! She was part Cherokee and likely learned to stich from her mother. She was from Missouri, later moved to California where
read moreMy pics today were either too sunny or too dark. Oh well, this quilt makes me happy. All the colored triangle bits are left over (throw-away) binding cut offs.
Bei grösseren Quilts sticke ich immer ein Label, meistens passend zum Quilt.
For larger Quilts I mostly embroider a suitable label.
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I have a strange new addiction. My old label maker was acting funny, and, I couldn't read the labels on the project boxes during a search. I happened to find this label maker at goodwill, and, had no idea if it would work or not. I took the chance and ordered the cartridges. I really, really like it, and, all I want to do is re sort all my project boxes and add the new labels.
First, I was happy. Then, I was depressed - I have way to many. Then, I was content to just keep after it. Now ...
read morenun muss es nur noch auf der Rückseite angenäht werden....
now it only has to be sewn on on the back of the quilt.....
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