National Quilting Day

We made it into the local paper. I'm on the right. Abominable picture of me, but the girls forced me to sit down and pretend like I was quilting. I'm talking. I can't just sit there with my mouth shut. I'm always eating or talking in every picture.

Anyhooo, here I am!!

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Cindy

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teleflora
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Wow! Another celebrity. Thanks for sharing Cindy.

When they refer to the quilt as a donation quilt, does that mean you sell tickets and draw for the winner or does it mean it will be donated to a local organization?

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Louise in Iowa

We sell chances on our donation quilt. It will be given to the lucky ticket holder at our quilt show over Labor Day.

We have weird (no kidding, right?) laws in Kansas that prohibit games of chance. Therefore, we aren't supposed to sell chances, we give you a ticket in exchange for a donation.

We call the quilts we give away to charity our "Community Quilts".

Cindy

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teleflora

Louisiana is the same way--Our Quilt Show has a "Donation Quilt"--Can't gamble but can give you a ticket for a donation.

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Donna in NE La.

Whoo hoo! You gals are stars! Looks like you had a great day! And I love the quilt you were working on.

Alice "Do what you like, like what you do"

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AliceW

Thank you, Alice, it's going to be a beautiful quilt. I'll post a full picture when it gets done.

Someone donated it to us. It came to us with those beautiful vintage Dresden plates appliquéd onto a white cotton sheet. It was backed with another crappy white cotton sheet. Someone had started to quilt it with nice, fluffy hi-loft batt.

Dreadful!

We ripped the plates off and re-appliquéd them onto squares of tea dyed muslin. We also used the same muslin for the backing. Either cotton or wool batt, I'm not sure. The border is spectacular. It's a peculiar red fabric in the old fashioned ice-cream cone shapes. It looks so good with the tan muslin.

I really really hope I win it.

Cindy

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teleflora
*waves* Hi Cindy!You look fine! I'm the same way. I don't like my picture taken, hate the way I look but I usually end up with my mouth open, yakking, eating or just a plain old silly expression. Off to trim more blocks...
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Debi Matlack

You look fine ... you look lively and friendly. I like that quilt too. PAT

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Pat in Virginia

Love the photo. My G-Grandma made a Dresden Plate exactly that way, all appliqued to a single sheet, fortunately off-white. So how do you get more than one ticket for the drawing? Make several donations? Roberta in D

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Roberta Zollner

WOW!! i looove it!! can i get a ticket? i'm glad you changed the b/ ground to tea-dyed. it makes it look antique without being old. very nice!! and you girls look great!!

amy in CNY

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amy in CNY

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Taria

Yup! A buck apiece or 5 for $5.

Cindy

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teleflora

Wait till you see the border on this thing. Beautiful!

Cindy

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teleflora

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