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Chelsee? She worked like a feign to make a quilt in a week. Being that she had not used a sewing machine, rotary cutter, seem ripper or pins - we were really impressed with how fast she picked it up! Here's a couple of pictures that her and Jenna took - back at school - I love the backing fabric that she chose!
Isn't it so pretty!? Chelsee is pretty certain she will quilt again! yeah - glad to have another convert - he he :)
I had my stitches out this morning - now I just need it to finish healing. Though it could be a while as it is on the knuckle. . . I may put a picture up, if I'm brave.
Blessings to you ~ Amy
Isn't it so pretty!? Chelsee is pretty certain she will quilt again! yeah - glad to have another convert - he he :)
How wonderful...a young quilter. Gotta get them while they're young!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear your stitches are out! Hopefully you'll continue to heal quickly!
ReplyDeleteThat is really cute! Isn't it fun to share the love with someone new? It's fun to get other people excited about sewing.
ReplyDeleteI hope your finger gets back to normal quickly.
beautiful quilt!! glad your stitches are out. stitches always give me the willies!
ReplyDeleteHow cute -- congratulations to Chelsee -- and to you for recruiting another convert!
ReplyDeleteYou seem to have a knack for inspiring quilters! Hope your finger is feeling better.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out so great. And what's this about stitches? What did I miss. I'm such a bad blogging friend!
ReplyDeleteChelsee's quilt is a masterpiece! She must be thrilled to have such a wonderful teacher -- and you are creating lifetime memories for her. And yes, maybe sowing the seeds for a lifetime of stitches!
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of stitches, glad they are gone and you've passed that hurdle - ugh. Get well soon! xoxo