Back in 2014, I got the opportunity to use this old truck as a quilt prop. I was super excited and didn't want to wait too long and miss out on the opportunity. At that time I was in the process of hand sewing the yo-yos on the newly quilted and bound Promenading Tulips quilt. For fear of missing out on this opportunity the decision was made to glue on the remaining yo-yos and sew them after the photos.
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March 2, 2026
Replacing Yo-Yo's On A Quilt
from Podunk Pretties
But I never did. Even when the glued yo-yos began falling off in the wash, I saved them, telling myself ...
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May 15, 2023
Taking Care of a Crazy Quilt....by not Restoring It
from Ann Quilts
The owner sent me these photos of her gorgeous crazy quilt for an initial assessment. She and I decided not to do any repairs at this time. However, it's such a beautiful quilt that I wanted to share it, and I am grateful that she has allowed me to share her photos.
It was made for my great great grandfather John Davis Cassada when he was born by his mother Lucy and his aunts. Many were single or widowed from the Civil War. All the initials are attributable to family members. They were very thrilled to have a male ...
December 2, 2019
Yo-Yo Flower Basket
from Ann Quilts
This lovely quilt came to me for washing - it had met with a disaster or two that had left stains. I'm happy to say that I got the stains out.
The quilt is huge, about 112" square, so the full quilt photos were especially tricky. So was laying it out to dry, because it was not much smaller than the plastic drop cloth I use at drying time and had to be positioned just-so.
Isn't this quilt lovely? Springtime personified. A good thing to post here in the Chicago area where winter snow came early and we are ... read more
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