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by Homespun » Sat Mar 07, 2009 9:01 am
I still have a lot of the quilts that I've made. The first one, a Rail Fence, of course, I could not part with. Since that was so easy, I decided to make a Rail Fence for my niece. It was a bit bigger and my quilting on it was gastly, but she's only 5 so I didn't think she would care...LOL! The next two where Log Cabins (and my first QIAD book). One I kept and the other I gave to my dad. Next was an Irish Chain that was to be for a friend, but ended up living at my house and is now a part of my futon in my office. My biggest one to date is the Winning Hand (aka Card Trick) quilt that I did for our bed in black and greens. I love this quilt and so does my hubby. I just finished a flying geese lap quilt for my aunt and am currently finishing up a rag quilt for my living room. And them I've got a list of people who I want to make stuff for so when the right patterns and fabrics come along, they'll get their quilts.
So, I give away some and keep some. My husband thinks that since I like quilting, I should sell some of my quilts, but that's not the reason why I quilt and I'm not good enough to sell anything. I just like it because quilts make a home cozy to me and generally, people like getting a quilt because it is something that I made for them.
Christina