Quilt Police Shirts

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Hi Christina. Good to see you around again. . In message , nomorespam writes

Yep - I am debating on using the computer to print one in a shield shape. I was doodling last year over a coat of arms for quilters. I was going to have it printed on mugs for all my students for Christmas but did something else instead.

I thought the CofA as a shield with crossed rotary cutter and scissors surrounded by a background of scattered pins, the shield quartered in different fabrics and each quarter quilted in a different pattern. The whole surrounded by an open wreath of appliqued leaves and berries with a scroll below saying something impressive like "quiltem diem".

Hello Stranger, good to see you again! Wendy and I mentioned you last week, Christina, in connection with AQS show in Nashville. I do hope to attend in

2007, maybe we can c> Uh, I think you would have more fun if you made your own, or altered

And you sneak in just like that!!!!!!!!!!!! Welcome back. How've you been? I missed you. Gen

this guy comes as a pin or an embroidered tee as well as a pattern.

I plan to make the applique on a sweatshirt.

Good idea - I may try to make a face that looks more like me! lol Or just use the idea and make a star badge with "QP" or "QC" (Quilt Cop - like the tee). QC would be cute as a QC here is "Queen's Counsel" (a very senior lawyer). The badges would be quicker and easier to do so I could have one for each class I teach.

The R&W design is lovely - but oh my, just look at all that long thin applique detail! I love cutwork quilts too, but I don't do them any more. I have become too impatient with advancing age rofl

Thanks everyone. I would love to get together with you at the Nashville show. Do you have my email? Life is too much with my handicapped son and husband. Don't get to post too often, but I pop in when I can, and I think about you all often, and when life was simpler for me! The kids are growing up, son in college now. He voted, I was so proud. It is good when they turn out to be someone you are so proud of. I am savoring that! And the baby is 6 (1/2) now. A bundle of precious. Still quilting, when I can. I do love to sew. Makes the world go away and I feel so much better.

Christina (nomorespam)