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7 comments:
Wow!
What an impressive project! I love the thought that the DQ was so much bigger than the rest of the buildings! How funny!
I can't wait to see how well you do at the fair! I entered my first quilt last year. No ribbons, but some nice comments. I did better with my daughter's Halloween costume. I'll try it again when I get better at the actual quilting part. Good luck!
That's really cool. I can't wait to see it in person & on display this weekend.
Wow! Your quilt is really impresive! Did you work from a topigraphical map? Really cool!
Wow, that is awesome!
I love you map quilt. What a good idea. Cara asked if you worked from a topigraphical map. Did you?
I've wanted to do a map quilt of my area for a long time.
I used a plat book, google maps, experience and several road trips escorted by DH so I could take notes. The plat book shows how the acreage is divided, where homes, roads and creeks are. I live in two places in the township so some is from that. It was a fun project.
U R AWESOME! I'm so very sad it isn't displayed at the fair....but...CONGRATS on ur ribbon for the ATW quilt!
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