My friend Sue's husband has completed his DJ quilt in glass! It is magnificent!
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Some pictures of the blocks were posted a couple months ago and now it's done. I'm just stunned.Cindy
DJ Quilt in glass
Nov 14, 2009
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Wow, I'm stunned also...what talent! Donna
What a remarkable achievement. Wow! . In message , teleflora writes
WOW! That is beautiful.
Howdy!
Good night nurse! Fan-freakin'-tastic!
R/Sandy
Absolutely amazing! Has he thought about entering his masterpiece in any type of contest? I would think he would take the show with this!
Donna in WA
Just looking through her quilts and am fascinated by the background fabric in her Winter Still Life - its like an embroidered sampler.
Sally at the Seaside~~~~~~~~~~~~~uk
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Roberta wrote:
Oh my! That's amazing, Cindy! Thanks so much for showing us. How big is the finished piece?
It's 40"X40", Sandy and it weighs over 100 pounds. The blocks are 2".
The DJer's are having their Semi-Annual retreat in Shipshewana this week. Some of the attendees requested that Sue (who lives in Utah) bring it for Show & Tell!
Cindy
Her quilts are beautiful and she does really nice custom work for other people.
Cindy
Ohhh! 2" blocks - that's even more amazing. What artistry and skill. . In message , teleflora writes
Thanks, Cindy -- it's really different. :)
Right. She could just tuck it into a little corner of her carry-on bag, right? ;) LOL!
Totally awesome! What size is it?
Best regards, Michelle in Nevada
It's 40" X 40", Michelle. The blocks are 2" and the thing weighs over 100 pounds.
Cindy
Whew! Such tiny blocks and such a heavy thing! It's really incredible.
Michelle > It's 40" X 40", Michelle. The blocks are 2" and the thing weighs over 100 > pounds.
That is absolutely incredible! Goodness, he must have the patience of a saint to piece together all those tiny glass pieced -- not to mention not being able to "undo" a mistake! I'm soooo impressed! Wonderful job!
ME-Judy
WOW. Amazing what some people can do. It boggles the mind! :)
Allison
Howdy!
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something about creative use of fabric; very nicely done. R/Sandy
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