I have quilts my grandma made in the late 1950’s and early 1960’s I’m 71 now and they’ve lasted all my life. Bless her! How I miss her and the knowledge she took with her.😔💜
What a video. I have never seen so many quilts at one place. And, it’s a sad thing that even quilts get used to trick people. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and experience with us . God’s blessings
Loved this. Betcha I’m learning a fake from an authentic quilt. My cousin "tried" to pass a fake from my Gran off on me. The stitching told on her. Lol. Thank you @WendellSlone
I truly enjoy each and every truth that you give each time I open my utube. I watch them all day some days...some over and over. You make the stories make me to want to move to a hollow on the mountain. I would give anything to live like your stories. Just know that I truly appreciate them all. My biggest issue is I can make a top by hand or by machine, but when it comes to quilting it..being lefthanded it just does not work. I even have a manual frame but just can't get it to work for me. I am sitting on 30 plus tops that I have made si ce I started and getting the money for the back and then letting a longarmer quilt it just hurts. I want this to be mine..sending it out does not make it mine. Keep up the legions coming cause I truly enjoy each and every moment.
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