This is different to any quilt I have ever quilted. I quilted around the photo blocks and put the binding on. Judy made this for her father.
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4 comments:
I have done a couple quilts like that, and I quilted right through the photos. It is possible, and it doesn't look bad at all.
All your quilts look great. Great job, Brenda!
That looks great! That is such a wonderful keepsake!
Kristie
Oh my goodness a quilt all about real cows! I LOVE it!! Was it hard to transfer the the photos onto fabric? I don't know how to do that but I would love to make one with photo transfers!
Jacky O
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Great job!!
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