Zipped up a little sumpin to make the babies feel welcome.
pillowcases for the grandbabies |
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In the meantime, this 'baby' is awaiting a binding.
“I have given skill to all the skillful, so that they may make all that I have commanded you. “ Exodus 31:6
“O Thou who art the all pervading glory of the world, we bless Thee for the power of beauty to gladden our hearts.
We praise Thee that even the least of us may feel a thrill of the creative joy when we give form and substance to our thoughts and, beholding our handiwork, find it good and fair. “.
Walter Rauschenbusch
oh my that looks great....so you did that with a free motion foot? how did you keep your stitches from being too long? that looks just great. i am thinking about doing straight lines on a quilt i have to finish this week.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to comment on your last post but I'm so thrilled that free motioning your lines is working well for you. The quilt looks GREAT, very touchable, and I like the slight variation in the lines, it is beautiful! You sure work fast.
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful quilting! Dolly, enjoy your visit!
ReplyDeleteA visit!?? YIPEE!!!
ReplyDeleteHI Dolly, your blog 'wallpaper' is so nice and homey, really like it. And your pillowcases beg for praise....I'm taken with the bears reading around the campfire. I bought my grandson a glow-in-the-dark puzzle of a family around the campfire, it reminds me of that. Happy sewing! I'm off to try my hand at a few wheelchair type 'purses'?
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