Some of you have been asking to see what the church quilt is about that I have been working on: the pieces are coming together when the weather co-operates with me and I can sew. I have added an extra page to my recorded quilted projects site and I will update as the work continues - the 'fun' stuff is next with the stained glass applique centre panel - I still haven't decided on the background method for it yet though. Enjoy! Jennifer in Ottawa
Thanks for the nice pictures. Very nice work! Debra in Idaho
WOW! Jennifer, what an enormous undertaking and beautiful quilt(s). Will enjoy seeing the progress. Bonnie
Jennifer, LOVED looking at your projects. Thanks!
Karen, Queen of Squishies
This is so funny. My cat Tigger is also a left shoulder cat. He'll sit happily on my left should for as long as I can hold him. If I try to put him, or move him, to the right should, he jumps off!!!
I, too, enjoyed looking at your quilts Jennifer. Yet again those birds are awe-inspiring. I didn't see the quilting last time. I am about to do an eagle! so the feather quilting was encouraging to me - as it really looked so real. . In article , Polly Esther writes
Group: rec.crafts.textiles.quilting Date: Thu, Jul 10, 2003, 6:32pm (EDT+4) From: snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.net (Queen=A0of=A0Squishies) Jennifer, LOVED looking at your projects. Thanks! ----------- Thank you Karen - I'm glad that you enjoyed my projects. Jennifer in Ottawa
Re: New pics - 'old' projects! Group: rec.crafts.textiles.quilting Date: Thu, Jul 10, 2003, 2:36pm (EDT-1) From: snipped-for-privacy@garbage.mindspring.com (Polly=A0Esther) I enjoyed seeing the beauties - and didn't know that you made teddy bears too. Hadn't heard of a left-shoulder kitty but I certainly wouldn't dare to argue with a feline. They know best. Polly
------- Hi Polly, yes, I make teddy bears too though not as often, any more - I have problems working with the polyester (no pun intended!) stuffing. Katie has left scratches and claw marks on my left shoulder - fighting to stay there while I am working. She won't even entertain the idea of the right shoulder at all - I'd love to know where this habit of hers started - she was already 2yrs old (they said at the humane society) when I brought her home. Jennifer in Ottawa
Your work is absolutely beautiful.
Shawn
-- mslibra
Thank you Pat - maybe Tigger and Katie are related in some other life? She is certainly stubborn about having that shoulder to perch upon-----I'm glad that you still like Mum's pigeons. Jennifer in Ottawa
--------- Thu, Jul 10, 2003, 10:23pm (EDT+5) From: snipped-for-privacy@quik.clara.co.uk (Patti) This is so funny. My cat Tigger is also a left shoulder cat. He'll sit happily on my left should for as long as I can hold him. If I try to put him, or move him, to the right should, he jumps off!!! I, too, enjoyed looking at your quilts Jennifer. Yet again those birds are awe-inspiring. I didn't see the quilting last time. I am about to do an eagle! so the feather quilting was encouraging to me - as it really looked so real. In article , Polly Esther writes I enjoyed seeing the beauties - and didn't know that you made teddy bears too. Hadn't heard of a left-shoulder kitty but I certainly wouldn't dare to argue with a feline. They know best. Polly Queen of Squishies wrote in message news:OiiPa.94129$ snipped-for-privacy@newsread2.prod.itd.earthlink.net... Jennifer, LOVED looking at your projects. Thanks! Karen, Queen of Squishies
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