I work for my quilt :)

I am still planning to finish blanket.
 
Sunshinelady-- Can you give me some tips how to make a quilt? How long does it take you to make one pillow?
 
Cheri said:
Sunshinelady-- Can you give me some tips how to make a quilt? How long does it take you to make one pillow?
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The Quilt Pillow need sometimes one week. Begin the stuff need exact work with my hands, then after normal work with sewing machine.
 
Sunshinelady said:
The Quilt Pillow need sometimes one week. Begin the stuff need exact work with my hands, then after normal work with sewing machine.
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Do you know if they have classes to teach people how to make quilts? How did you learned?
 
Those are terrific, Sunshine! You have talent there. :)

Thank you for showing them to us as I love handicrafts and home renovations!
 
Cheri said:
Do you know if they have classes to teach people how to make quilts? How did you learned?
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How did i learned?? heh *smile* it was a long time ago (10yrs ago) when my ex BF their mom taught me a different thing for Patchwork Quilt. we were long together working in 5 yrs and having much fun. I never forget!!!!
True I love their mom, thanks!!! :)

But, I think, Joann's Store do have the program for beginner Quilt.
 
Beautiful quilts and cushions, thank you for sharing it here. I made some quilt blankets and cushions too.
 
ooh this reminded me I need to finish my fifth quilt! I've made too many pillow cases ha...I've should take pictures of them. I think they're still around lol.

the patterns you did and COLORS you picked out are beautiful. my favorite quilt-pattern is cabin log! what's yours?
 
Growing up in a religious community, I'd, once, asked to participate in quilt-making. I was told that it wasn't my job.

I crochet. I, still, want to learn quilting. I have my stitches down. It's just not the same without a group to do it with. Perhaps it's my social conditioning.
 
Wow, beautiful quilts! I like your color fabrics. My grandma used to make quilt grocery bags, aprons, kimono jackets, pillows, and blankets.
 
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