But first, we need to announce the winner from last weeks Terrific Tuesday Giveaway!! And I need to make a correction to last week's post. I accidentally gave you the link to the European site. For my Stateside Readers, you wan't to follow along with Quiltmania here :)
So now, the winner of the Quitlmania three summer Edition Magazines is . . . Number # 100. . . Congrats BarefootThunder!!! I have emailed you :)
And on to today's
Today's Terrific Tuesday Giveaway is being sponsored by Lou Lou's Fabric Shop . Did you know that Jamie makes a new Lou Lou Bundle every Tuesday . . . you so want to check these out!!! Along with hosting the giveaway, Jamie is offering all Happy Quilting readers has a special discount of 15% off your purchase with the code happyquilting good until August 6th!!! (excludes pre-orders and items already on sale) Oh, so much fun shopping!!!
Today's Terrific Tuesday Giveaway is for some shopping goodness!! Lou Lou's Fabric Shop is offering one lucky reader a $25.00 Gift Certificate good to use on anything in the store, including an awesome Lou Lou Bundle!! Just perfect!!!!
ENTRY 1 - Simply leave a comment telling me, What was the first quilt you made?
ENTRY 2 - Lets show Lou Lou's Fabric Shop some Love!!!! You can follow them on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or Instagram. Or you can follow their blog or visit The Shop and then share a favorite item ;) Just be sure to leave a comment of how you showed your Lou Lou's Fabric Shop Love!!!
ENTRY 2 - Lets show Lou Lou's Fabric Shop some Love!!!! You can follow them on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or Instagram. Or you can follow their blog or visit The Shop and then share a favorite item ;) Just be sure to leave a comment of how you showed your Lou Lou's Fabric Shop Love!!!
And that's it ;) The giveaway will be open until next Tuesday, August 8th when I will announce a winner at the beginning of next weeks Terrific Tuesday Giveaway Post :)
Good Luck and Have a Happy Quilting Day!!!
The first quilt I made was one I designed myself and I used scraps. It was so long ago that there were no patterns available, no internet or Pinterest, etc.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's by e-mail. I love this shop. They always have some really good deals.
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ReplyDeleteI made my first quilt as a teenager and put a ruffle around the edge instead of binding. My own kids have worn that quilt out now:(
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was probably a doll quilt, made when I was 6 or 8 (nearly 60 years ago!). Many years passed until I made my next quilt, a 9-patch corduroy lap quilt for my grandfather. No batting, no hand or machine quilting, just 9-patches, a border, a corduroy backing, and yarn ties to hold the two layers together. No binding, either. I turned in the edges and stitched them down. Thanks for offering the giveaway, Melissa.
ReplyDeleteLou Lou's is new to me. I began following on pinterest. Thanks for introducing the shop to me.
ReplyDeleteThe first one I made was for my mom. I didn't follow a pattern, but I really should have!
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on Instagram. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a queen sized quilt I haven't actually finished because I dislike hand quilting so much! I probably have finished 50 quilts since that one but the first still isn't done. :(
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a blue rail fence lap quilt. I still have it and use it after 12 years so I must have done a good job!
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on Bloglovin and Instagram. I love those bundles!
ReplyDeletemy first quilt was made for a college design class -- it had photographs of carousel animals printed on linen
ReplyDeleteFirst quilt I made was a Log Cabin.
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a baby quilt for my grandson - so fun!
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ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a baby quilt for my oldest son. He loved it into oblivion.
ReplyDeleteI made a quilt out of sample squares I got from a fabric company, some hand me down clothes and a flannel back, stitched in the ditch, Used it for years and years as my main blanket on my bed until I wore it out. I loved that quit and now the scrappiness is "in"
ReplyDeleteI visit there shop quite often
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ReplyDeleteMy first quilt I made was a sampler quilt. It took me forever because it was hand pieced and quilted! trotskyn@att.net
ReplyDeleteA red and white quilt for our second child. Our first daughter. 1982. With a matching dress! Awwk.
ReplyDeleteFollowing Lou Lou's on FB! trotskyn@att.net
ReplyDeleteI made a laundry bag out of squares to take to college.
ReplyDeleteA double Ohio star Christmas quilt that I drafted and made before I knew the Quarter inch seam "rule". What was I thinking?!?
ReplyDeleteIt was a trip around the world with 5" sqs. For my daughter. All the fabric was musical!
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was the quilt in a day log cabin
ReplyDeleteI get Lou Lou's e-mail newsletter
ReplyDeleteI used a cheaters panel. Then I was hooked 30 years later. :)
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a star quilt I made the summer before my first year of college. I still have it although it's a little beat up I love looking at the scrappy fabric and remembering back to earlier days!
ReplyDeleteI love LouLou's and follow on Instagram.
ReplyDeleteWent to lou Lou's website. Love the bundles - pop of pink and the citrus one!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a simple strip quilt for my daughter
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a twin size rail fence for my son. Cotten.gloria@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a baby quilt for my nephew. He will be 25 this year...YIKES!
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Not sure but an early one was a baby quilt for my daughter.
ReplyDeleteI checked out their fabric. Wonderful collection.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was one made from my daughter's baby dresses my MIL made for her 20 years ago. I actually just finished it lad week. I was afraid of "ruining" it with my machine quilting. Very happy with results!
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on fb and receive their blog. Nancy A: rangerer@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteAfter a few false starts on my own, the first one completed was a baby snowball & 9-patch from a LQS course. Now my grandson plays on it!
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My first quilt was a baby quilt for my nephew.
ReplyDeleteLou Lou's bundles are the best!
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Love the pineapple fields fabric. Will have to look again when it's not sold out! :(
ReplyDeleteMy first was a good old Log Cabin. I enrolled in a quilting class and that was the start of my quilting life
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a twin sized quilt for our oldest daughter. It was made with green and yellow 4" finished squares. I embroidered 114 pictures on the green squares. My inspiration was a baby quilt that my mother made for me. I can remember looking at the pictures on it. I used coloring books to get the pictures to embroider. Nancy A: rangerer@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a sampler quilt with 6 different block, made entirely by hand for a beginners quilting class.
ReplyDeleteHah! My very first quilt was a patchwork designed with old Levi material from our jeans. I used an old thin blanket for the batting, and some cheap denim that was one sale. That thing was the absolute heaviest quilt a person could ever make, lol!
ReplyDeleteI learned to quilt in a free 6 week course with the only stipulation being that your first quilt made in the course would be donated to a charity chosen by the instructor.It was a baby quilt. What a wonderful way to start this hobby! sjvonfumetti at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on FB and get their email updates.
ReplyDeleteFirst quilt I made was a scrap jar stars quilt.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was squares from leftover fabric from clothes I made, tied with white yarn.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a trip around the world that was hand quilted. I finished it 18 years after it was started (had three boys in the meantime).
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a sampler that was taught by our extension office. Still have it and use it!
ReplyDeleteThe very first quilt I made was a valentine quilt. I was teaching a special ed class and had each student draw and color a valentine picture on a muslin square. After that, I was hooked!
ReplyDeleteFirst quilt I made was a queen size, a gift for my oldest sister. She taught me how to use a sewing machine 😀 I had her shop with me, to help with colors, she didn't know the quilt was going to be for her. I also used scraps from dresses she had made for all of us. She still uses it, many,many years later.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on Facebook
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a baby quilt for my first granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteI follow on FB. ;)
ReplyDeleteI signed up for their emails and also liked them on facebook. They have some really nice kits!
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a pattern I made up with four patches, hand quilted, and now so worn out the dog uses it. I follow Lou Lou's blog and on Pinterest.
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a scrappy blue Log Cabin quilt. I gave it to my parents and it still hangs over the back of my Mom's recliner and she uses it all the time. We do need to do some hand stitching repairs. It sure was fun to make and has been well loved!
ReplyDeleteI signed up for their blog newsletter and also went and looked around the shop. I discovered so many Fat Quarter bundles that I would love to own but chose just one to list here. The Summer Soltice 06/20
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a eye spy baby quilt. I also follow Lou Lou's Fabric shop on IG.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a log cabin. My mum still uses it after 37 years. It is a bit faded, but well loved.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was made when I was 15-16, a scrap quilt that was given to the woman who became my mother-in-law!
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a simple 9patch baby quilt when I was about 12 years old
ReplyDeleteI made a HST quilt for my nephew in my early 20s-- with LOTS of help from my mom :)
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on IG.
ReplyDeleteI made a quilt from a charm pack and added a border. It got me hooked. I already follow Lou Lou's shop
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a queen size for my daughter using the colors of her wedding--an unusual combination of red, pink and teal. Her wedding was beautiful and I think my quilt turned out pretty good also. She has it on her bed and I'm so proud because her 2 year old thinks it belongs to her now.
ReplyDeleteI follow and LOVE Lou Lou's via newsletter, FB and IG. Thanks for the opportunity to win a giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMy first was "Five Easy Pieces " which is some unusual shapes . Fabrics from a FQ bundle utilizing the stack and whack method .
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My first quilt was a simple nine patch quilt with sashing, big stitch quilting (before it was cool), and a sheet as a backing. I have no idea where that ugly thing is now!
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I remember making was when I was a teenager. I cross-stitched animals onto yellow gingham fabric, then sewed the squares together into a quilt and hand quilted it. I quilted other designs into the blank squares - like a teddy bear sitting on a block. I gave it to my piano teacher for the birth of her first baby.
ReplyDeleteI ❤️ LouLou's! I follow them on Facebook & Instagram!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Lou Lou shop item is the Summer Solstice bundle . Thank you Jamie fir sharing in this giveaway . you are so generous .
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My pick of Lou Lou's bundles would be the Back to School bundle. Maybe being a teacher plays into that!!
ReplyDeleteI love Lou Lou's! I follow on IG
ReplyDeletemy first quilt was a full sized log cabin. I hand pieced and hand quilted it. I tore the fabric strips, because I didn't know about rotary cutters and realized rearing the fabric was easier than cutting straight with scissors! Unfortunately, I didn't know to buy only 100% cotton fabrics, so some of the fabrics haven't held up as well as others. I still have it, but it doesn't look great. It was used a lot the first several years, but some parts of it faded heavily, and some wore out!
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a half square triangle quilt from watching Eleanor Burns on PBS back in 1990. Every relevant technique that is used in quilting today was taught by her back then. She was my inspiration and I met her at Quilt Market in 2001
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was in 2006 when I was pregnant with my first son. I used the "Just Can't Cut It" pattern and made it Lap size so he would have a keepsake for years to come. 😊
ReplyDeleteOh, horrors! My first quilt was a sampler that included polyester blends. Yikes. I've come a long way. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI ❤️ Loulou's. I follow their blog & Instagram
ReplyDeleteA Hawaiian print one that I bought in Honolulu and it sat in my drawer for 10 years. Good thing fabric doesn't spoil!
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My first quilt was a simple patchwork made with my grandma when I was eleven. She taught me so many crafts. Really miss her. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love the Pumpkin Seed quilt kit. Perfect for fall.
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The first quilt I ever made was a lap size sampler. I took a class to learn the basics at a quilt shop. It is still my favorite and the first one I grab to take a nap.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on FB. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI made a very simple quilt for a friend who was having a baby and I haven't stopped
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on Instagram
ReplyDeleteI saw a quilt on the cover of a quilting magazine and decided to make it. It took so so long and looking at it today I did not do a good job. Luckily I kept trying and have been quilting and learning since that first try.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on IG and Facebook.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt I ever made was a rail fence baby quilt!!!
ReplyDeleteMy 1st quilt was almost 3yrs ago. It was a king-sized log cabin without a pattern;stitched in the ditch. What an eye-opener! I love quilting!!! - Jean
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a Buzz Lightyear quilt for my son.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteI don't remember it's name but it was not a beginner quilt - used applique, piano key boarders and mitered corners - still love it - even though I see it's many flaws
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt I finished was a Sampler Quilt. My first quilt I started was a four patch when I was about 9. I think I still have the UFO.
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was very simple and it was for my new born son... 44 years ago!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I took classes and started a few quilts - I finally finished a BOM for my guest bedroom using Batiks and embroidery. Very proud of it.
ReplyDeleteI follow LouLou's blog and pintrest.
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ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a queen size quilt for my bed when I got married at 21! I used a book I got at a quilt shop for the pattern. All cut out with a pair of scissors! How did we do it before rotary cutters!
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on Instagram and Facebook and get their emails!
ReplyDeleteI made a small wall-hanging size quilt, just trying to learn the basics from a book. I even free-motion quilted a leaf border around the edge, and didn't even know what I was doing. It wasn't too bad. It hangs on my sewing room wall and I'm quite proud of it.
ReplyDeleteI follow LouLou's on Instagram (tilleybl)
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a Curious George panel quilt for my son.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lulu's on Instagram and I troll the shop daily for daily deals!
ReplyDeleteI made a quilt for my niece who my sister adopted!!
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's Fabric via IG, FB, and email.
ReplyDeleteIt was a Joann's block of the month. Done in 1993.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a crazy-quilted Christmas tree skirt.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a sampler. I already follow LouLou fabrics on Instagram as Kathy_Ken. Thank you
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a baby's log cabin in beautiful, bright colors and designs. I really loved that quilt! Looking back on it now makes me cringe. There was no pattern, just a picture I had saved from somewhere to go by. But there was a lot of love packed into that bundle of fabric!
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ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was an irish chain...which I know is one of your specialties.
ReplyDeleteFrist quilt was a bear paw...happyness04431@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made (30 + years ago) was all corduroy squares, backed with a bedsheet. My dog now enjoys it in her bed. Thanks for the fun Melissa!
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a four block sampler- piecing, appliqué, etc. All hand drafted, cut and pieced. And hand quilted!
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on IG.
ReplyDeleteI follow LouLou's Fabric Shop on Facebook. Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a log cabin block quilt for my MIL! tks!
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou Fabrics blog! love their shop!
ReplyDeleteI love shopping at LouLou's! They have a great selection and super customer service! I follow the shop on IG!
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a simple patchwork quilt and was QUEEN size!! I really didn't know what I was doing, but it turned out pretty well. I used a blanket as the filler and a sheet as the backing. It was yarn-tied and still is used 35 years later!
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I ever made was a log cabin many years ago. then stopped sewing quilts for many years while raising my family and now back at it. And, the first quilt I made again, was a log cabin!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed looking at LouLou's, I hadn't heard/seen their store but I am positive I will be back :)
ReplyDeleteI follow on Pinterest :)
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a strip pieced quilt with kind of a woven look that I made in high school.
ReplyDeleteYears ago I made a baby quilt out of just squares. It was made before rotary cutters & mats. rozz01 at cox dot net
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on Facebook. rozz01 at cox dot net
ReplyDeleteI am new to quilting and just finishing up my first one which is a log cabin quilt made with the "knock on wood" jelly roll
ReplyDeleteI filled Loulous on Facebook! Love it! Danyelle Walters
DeleteThe first quilt i made was for my first born son 25 years ago. It was simple & tied with embroidery floss. I still have it tucked away in the linen closet!
ReplyDeleteThe first one I started was a twin nine patch but the first one I finished was an improve log cabin mini.
ReplyDeleteI follow LouLou's on IG.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's via Instagram and receive their newsletter...great shop!
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a kaleidoscope quilt.
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I ever made was one that my grandmother and I made. She was teaching me how to make a quilt. Unfortunately, life got extremely busy and I didn't pursue quilt making until around 25 years later. Now if I go for more than a week from quilting, I get antsy. Lol
ReplyDeleteI follow LouLou on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteI love Lou Lou's! I receive their email newsletter.
ReplyDeleteMy 1st quilt was a Trip Around the World, done in solids. Inspired by an Amish quilt I saw at a quilt shop. I took it to Africa on diplomatic assignment & finished it there. It was a neat piece of American culture to share!
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on Instagram!
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was the sidelights pattern out of wizard of oz fabric for a friend.
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ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a simple layer cake baby quilt about a year and a half ago. It was about the same time I started my blog! :)
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ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a queen size "Endless Summer" from American Patchwork & Quilting (Aug 2006). My husband and I were just got married and I wanted to do something traditional like make a quilt for our bed. 5 yrs later, its still our go to bed cover.
ReplyDeleteI made a quilt for my mom. :) It had harp fabric (she plays) and cathedral rolls.
ReplyDeleteI follow LL's blog!
ReplyDeleteIt was almost 60 years ago and I made a simple 4 patch with my Granmother.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou on FB
ReplyDeleteI have yet to make my first quilt. I am beginning with a few pieced mug rugs and tablerunners to build my confidence before beginning an actual quilt.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's Fabric Shop on fb.
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a grandmother's fan when I got married. Still have it and use it in our camper.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on IG.
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was from a kit and it was for my middle son
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a sampler quilt to teach various skills like curved piecing, inset seams, applique etc. It was made using templates, scissors, and all hand pieced.
ReplyDeleteI made a cross stitch baby quilt from the preprinted fabric and used a floral for the backing.
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a Storm at Sea, cut out with templates and scissors (!), and all handquilted. It took me seven years, since I worked on it only during college breaks. I finished it right before I got married : )
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was dresden plates machine appliqued onto a sheet and then using a big stitch by hand I created the stitching to indicate the block.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a baby quilt with rainbow HST. My friend was having twins, so I made two in a row.
ReplyDeleteI made a wall-hanging out of fat quarters to match my moon & stars bedding.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's Fabric shop on facebook
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a small sampler hanging quilt.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's Fabric Shop on instagram.
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was in 2008. I made two or three blocks from a magazine that I had. I tied the quilt and it became a gift for my niece's high school graduation.
ReplyDeleteI love the Sweetwater Bella Solids Designer Fat Quarter Bundle for Moda Fabrics that LouLou's has in the shop
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was a simple bordered square baby quilt for my daughter. It was my first of MANY!
ReplyDeleteI love the pre-order Farmer's Daughter FQ bundle!!!!
ReplyDeleteI visited their shop and I love that they have daily deals.
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was about 25 years ago and was a Dresden plate wall hanging from a pattern I purchased. I still have it hanging on a wall! I had plenty of sewing experience before making it, but it was my very first quilt.
ReplyDeleteI follow LouLou on IG and their blog.
ReplyDeleteI saw a tulip quilt pattern in a magazine (maybe Ladies Home Journal?) in 1997 that I thought I'd try. (I've always loved puzzles.) I drove myself crazy trying to find the EXACT fabric at Joann's! Now I look at a pattern to see how I can change the fabrics to my own taste. The tulip quilt hooked me and I've been quilting every day since!
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I ever made was a twin/full size quilt of 8 inch squares set on point. I borrowed a sewing machine to piece it, then hand quilted it. I gave it to my parents and my Mom still has it.
ReplyDeleteA Trip Around the World was my first quilt in the early 90's.
ReplyDeleteLots of Baby quilts. 45-50 years ago!!
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ReplyDeleteI made two rail fence pillow tops first. It was in a quilt shop and that was the easiest pattern for beginners.
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I made was in 1997. It is small rail fence about 50x50. I still use it as a lap quilt and sometimes as a table topper for my round dining table.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's Fabric Shop on Pinterest and also follow their blog
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a friendship star quilt wall hanging made in my first quilt class.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a tie quilt. The top was outline stitching of a bunch of cartoon characters on some spare pink fabric my grandmother had given me. A girl in my dorm had taught me how to tie quilt and I went home that summer and made myself a quilt for my room.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a Hanky quilt-102 collected hankies-new & old-hand quilted-didn't follow any quilting rules-but this quilt will always be my first love! Thank you, Susan
ReplyDeleteI am now following Lou Lou's Fabric Shop on their blog, Facebook & Instagram! Thank you, Susan
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was a nine patch using old jeans and flannel shirts with a flannel sheet for the backing. It actually held up for 20 years. grinnie1961 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on FB and IG. Love her bundles. grinnie1961 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI made my first quilt in middle school for art class. It was a mini wall hanging and it was entirely hand pieced and quilted. I really don't know how I finished it! I was carrying that project with me everywhere for months it seems! It now hangs in my grandmothers dining room. A little backwards, I share my "heirlooms" with my grandparents and other family. I'm the only crafty one.
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My first quilt was a wall hanging for a fund raiser. It was so long ago that I really had to think hard about it. I didn't know anything about quilting, just sewing and made it from a Leisure Arts leaflet.
ReplyDeleteI am following Lou Lou's Fabric Shop through Facebook. Thanks for introducting me to the shop.
ReplyDeleteThe first quilt I ever made was for my grandson 5 years ago. I am not even sure if he still has it, it was that horrible, lol. It was the FIRST 'piece' I had ever sewn in my life...He has another since then though, lol.
ReplyDeleteI follow Lou Lou's on Instagram. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI think my first was different traditional amish blocks.
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My first quilt was made when I was a teenager. It was a sun bonnet Sue I made for a new cousin that was being adopted. I am sure there is no way that quilt is still together!
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt was for my Mom's 80th birthday. I didn't start quilting until I retired and I'm loving it!
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