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Beautiful colors..and I like how you added her name in the corner. This is a time consuming venture, I've tried it. Congratulations for being so skilled and patient. I'm sure your granddaughter will do lots of snuggling under this blanket. -
Paula R! I knew this was your work before I say your name! You sure do have an eye for color! Very, very pretty! Great job! -
Love the colors Paula.. very bright and cheerful. Such a nice piece of artwork. -
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Well thought out and colorful. Surely a favorite for many years to come. -
Paula, today I'm going to write an article on Patchwork Quilts and with your permission I would like to use one of your images to feature. I will also, if it's ok, mention you and provide a link back to your post. Could you let me know if this is ok with you please. Thanks... Graham
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Hi Paula, thanks for the permission - Here's the completed article. http://hometipster.com/art-patchwork-quilts... If you have your own website or blog please let me know and I'll provide a link within the article. Have a great day. Graham
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I read the article and loved it! Those who have not made a quilt cannot imagine the work that goes into making one. I have made a few...just enough to know it is not for me. What a lot of people do not realize is that quilts originated from people using their scrap fabric to piece together coverings for their beds...it was a way to get warmth, not beauty. I have a couple of "depression era" quilts that have no pattern, but are just random pieces stitched together and the backing is ...»
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I have to admit it was a real eye-opener for me, after the research. I now have a better understanding of it and certainly a deep appreciation for those with such talent, such as Paula. Hometipster.com is growing and we are about to add more categories, such as Crafts and Hobbies, which will be wonderful as I love to write about this type of thing.
